Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Equity REITs
Own income-generating properties
Mortgage REITs (mREITs)
Earn from property lending
Hybrid REITs
Balance income and growth
Publicly Traded REITs
Liquidity meets real estate
Private REITs
Exclusive, institutional opportunities
Commercial REITs
Invest in offices and malls
Industrial REITs
Grow with warehouses & logistics
Residential REITs
Participate in housing growth
Trusts owning income-producing property — rent distributed to unitholders, with a listed price that moves.
REITs holding offices and business parks — India's largest REIT category, driven by corporate demand.
Trusts holding property loans rather than buildings — income from interest, and sensitivity to rates.
Invest Today. Thrive Tomorrow.
More than Returns A Partner for Life
| Plan |
Equity REITs
|
Commercial REITs
|
Mortgage REITs (mREITs)
|
Publicly Traded REITs
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Own income-generating properties | Invest in offices and malls | Earn from property lending | Liquidity meets real estate |
| Minimum from* | ₹15,000 | ₹15,000 | ₹25,000 | ₹15,000 |
| Rating | 4.4 | 4.4 | 3.8 | 4.4 |
| Details | View | View | View | View |
*Indicative starting figures; the final terms depend on your profile.
Compare PlansMarket-linked investments carry market risk. Returns shown are illustrative projections based on the rate you entered — they are neither assured nor guaranteed. Past performance does not indicate future results. Read all scheme-related documents carefully.
Get your portfolio reviewed and make sure it is working for your goals.
Get your current investment reviewed
Share it with an advisor — no cost, no obligation
In what it owns, yes; in how it behaves, no. A REIT is a listed security whose price moves daily with markets, and it can fall sharply while the underlying buildings are fully occupied and performing. Investors expecting property-like stability are usually surprised by their first serious drawdown.
Indian regulations require REITs to distribute the majority of distributable cash flows, which makes the income relatively predictable — but not guaranteed. Distributions depend on rent actually collected, and occupancy, lease renewals and tenant defaults all affect that.
By component. A distribution can include interest, dividend, rental income and return of capital, each with its own treatment. The REIT provides a breakdown, and reporting it correctly in your return matters more than in most investments.
Occupancy, the lease expiry schedule, tenant concentration and the trust's debt levels. A high yield with a large block of leases expiring shortly, or with one tenant dominating the rent roll, is a very different proposition from the same yield with staggered expiries and a diverse tenant base.
Consider that your home already gives you substantial real estate exposure. A REIT holding commercial property diversifies that meaningfully; treating it as an additional bet on the same asset class concentrates rather than diversifies.
Tell us about your needs. Our experts will help you find the right investment.
Speak to an advisor
Tell us where you are today. We’ll help you understand what matters, what may be missing, and what you can do next.
No pressure. No obligation. Just a thoughtful conversation.
