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Retail REITs set to grow as institutional investors back new malls

Anarock says institutional investors now hold stakes in over 30% of malls, with upcoming Grade A launches and GST reforms driving new retail-focused REIT activity

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The report added that changes in the goods and services tax (GST) regime would simplify the tax structure for real estate, further boosting transparency and efficiency and attracting greater institutional investment.

Sanket Koul New Delhi

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At least two to three new retail-focused Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reits) are likely to launch soon on the back of more malls getting institutional investments, according to a report by real estate consultancy firm Anarock.
 
This comes even as India’s retail space is being increasingly driven by institutional players, with 30-35 per cent of the 650 operational malls in the country now seeing such investments.
 
With 45 new malls having a pipeline of over 42.5 million square feet (msf) of prime retail space for the next three-five years, top players such as Nexus Malls (Blackstone), Phoenix Mills, DLF, Lakeshore,