Fractional ownership in Real Estate
Namrata Patel
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What is Fractional Ownership of real estate?
Why Fractional Ownership?
Types of Fractional Ownership in India
How does Fractional Ownership through FOPs work
Challenges with Fractional Ownership
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Fractional ownership of real estate refers to partial ownership of a property, jointly operated by a group of investors who pool their capital. It provides access to high-capital real estate investments—such as offices, commercial properties, luxury residences, or holiday homes—at a lower capital commitment.
Investors receive a portion of the rental income, along with the potential for capital appreciation.
This is emerging as a preferred investment avenue due to its accessibility, diversification, and professional management. Increasingly, wealth creators are showing interest in this model.
According to a Knight Frank report, the fractional ownership market in India is projected to reach USD 8.9 billion by 2025.
Here’s a quick cheat sheet to help you understand fractional ownership of real estate –

Namrata Patel is a Certified Financial Planner and content marketing manager at Dezerv, where she blends her financial expertise with engaging storytelling. Previously a columnist at Mint, Namrata has contributed significantly to Dezerv’s flagship newsletter and various other content IPs.
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