Realty advisory firm Grahm aims to invest about Rs 100 cr by FY26

Company to hire 300 employees, expand in 7 cities after Bengaluru

Grahm, a real estate advisory platform based in Bengaluru, said on Wednesday aims to invest Rs 80-100 crore by FY26 and plans to hire 300 employees by the end of the year.

 

“Real estate in India can be complex, with many legal and regulatory layers. Grahm simplifies this by having in-house experts who help buyers understand regulations, verify project approvals, ensure compliance, and navigate the financial and legal processes smoothly,” Ankit Shah, chief operating officer at Grahm, told ‘Business Standard’.

 

“We saw the need to build a trusted community of homeowners, one that stays engaged long after the purchase is made," Shah said.

 

 

Grahm will act as channel partners for developers, taking a nominal transaction fee while prioritising a consumer-first approach to real estate advisory. “All our services, from property selection to legal checks and financial help, are offered at zero cost to the buyer. Our revenue comes from developers.”

 

“We are creating a new category and are keen on positively disrupting the industry. We aim to capture 1 per cent of the total residential real estate market, equivalent to 5000 crores, by the end of the year and 10 per cent in 3 years,” said the company in a press release.

 

Grahm is backed by Credvest Group, a real estate management firm. Credvest strengthened its presence in real estate by acquiring Weown, a realty consulting company, in 2024. Diversifying beyond advisory services, Credvest has expanded its footprint into “adjacent verticals” in the real estate ecosystem.

 

Grahm has on-boarded over 100 developers and partnered with more than 350 projects in Bengaluru. It is also looking to tap into seven other “high-transaction cities: Delhi National Capital Region, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Lucknow. Grahm aims to capture 10 per cent of the residential real estate market share over the next three years, accounting for over Rs 50,000 crore in transactions.