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LTP
-2.87 (-0.97%)
Volume
2,15,833
Market Cap
₹14,233 Cr
52W Low
₹232.10
52W High
₹299.95
LTP
7.12 (1.80%)
Volume
17,28,915
Market Cap
₹37,538 Cr
52W Low
₹284.00
52W High
₹405.00
LTP
-2.16 (-0.58%)
Volume
79,245
Market Cap
₹22,204 Cr
52W Low
₹307.61
52W High
₹376.90
LTP
-1.30 (-0.90%)
Volume
94,721
Market Cap
₹21,927 Cr
52W Low
₹120.25
52W High
₹154.85
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Real estate investment trusts (REITs) were introduced as a boon for small investors, making commercial property investments accessible with lower costs. Before REITs, investing in commercial properties required significant capital, but now, anyone can invest and earn dividends from rental yields.
Even though REIT regulations were put in place in 2014, India’s first REIT didn’t emerge until five years later. As they’ve been around for five years, it’s time to evaluate their investment potential.
The total market value of REITs is currently around ₹80,000 crore as of November 2023. This seems like a significant amount, but their trading volume is notably lower compared to even an average small-cap stock.
India currently has a few REITs listed on the stock market. These include Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, and Nexus Select Trust, which is India’s first retail-asset-backed REIT.
The potential for growth in the real estate investment trust (REIT) market is significant, as it’s expected to expand into various asset classes beyond just office spaces, including industrial properties, data centres, hospitality, healthcare, and education. The introduction of REITs has proven successful, providing better returns for institutional investors and encouraging more institutional investments. This move is expected to bring in opportunities worth ₹1.25 trillion ($19.65 billion) in the near future.
Policy measures also support the REIT market’s growth, especially in India, where over 50% of Grade A office stock is deemed REIT-worthy. Additionally, in the coming years, India is poised to witness the listing of at least four new REITs, which will enhance the quality of assets available and attract investments from retail and institutional players. The exact timing of these listings will depend on the performance of the stock markets.
Before investing in the REITs, there are several key considerations to keep in mind:
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You can track the status of the purchase from the ‘Positions’ section in the ‘Orders’ module. Once the stock is delivered, you can track its gains and losses from your ‘Portfolio.’
REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) sector stocks are publicly traded companies that own, operate, or finance income-producing real estate across various property types.
As of February 2, 2024, Embassy Office Parks REIT is the top stock from the REITs sector with a market capitalisation of ₹32,216.07 crore.
Evaluate REIT sector stocks by analysing their dividend yield, funds from operations (FFO), occupancy rates, and underlying property assets.
Investing in REIT sector stocks offers exposure to real estate assets while providing liquidity, diversification, and potentially high dividend yields.
Brookfield India Real Estate Trust REIT is one of the best REIT sector stocks on the basis of dividend payout ratio. As of February 2, 2024, the company recorded a payout ratio of 5.15%.
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