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Poosarla Sai Karthik

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REITs: Real Estate Beginners Gateway. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) let you invest in commercial properties like office spaces, malls, etc.—without actually owning them. You get a share of the rent collected, just like dividends. Globally, in the US and UK, REITs are a mature market. Stable, tax-efficient, and investor-friendly. In the US, REITs are a common tool in retirement portfolios. In the UK, they’re exempt from corp tax on rental income—massively attractive. India introduced REITs in 2014. We have a few listed, mostly from big players. The dividend payout rule (90% of taxable income) makes them a great passive income option. But adoption is still low. What needs to change? • Better awareness • Friendlier regulations • More institutional participation SEBI is already pushing mutual funds to invest more in REITs. That’s a good start.

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Hiral Jain

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The HNI migration from the UK is higher than from India. These people are all collectively looking for tax havens. The numbers are falling in India, but in countries like the UK and China, it keeps increasing year over year.