by THO
Strata, a commercial real estate investment platform, said on February 14 that it has sold its warehousing asset in Jaipur for ₹23.25 crore providing full exit to investors within a period of over two years, the company said.
With this sale, Strata, a fractional ownership platform (FOP), has offered a 100% exit to its investors. The asset, spanning 88,000 square feet, represents Strata’s first successful sale with substantial Return On Investment, the company said.
Launched in 2021, the warehouse asset named ‘Jaipur Opportunity’, was acquired for ₹20.9 crore and has appreciated by 5.72% CAGR, with the final valuation at ₹23.25 crore at the time of sale, the company said.
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“This successful exit not only meets but surpasses investor expectations, strengthening confidence in Strata and fractional ownership as an alternative investment. Our commitment to maintaining investor interests through research-driven flexibility underscores our dedication to transparency, innovation, and maximizing returns,” said Sudarshan Lodha, co-founder and CEO of Strata.
This achievement underscores Strata’s focus on creating a robust new asset class of fractional ownership in India, thereby democratizing access to high-end CRE investment.
Through its tech-enabled platform, Strata has over 100,000 members worldwide, including over 3,000 investors who comprise NRIs, HNIs/UHNIs, family offices, top management from Fortune 500 companies, and institutional investors.
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Strata is funded by marquee investors like Kotak Investment Advisors, Gruhas Proptech, Elevation Capital, Mayfield India, and others.
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