Arnya Realestates Fund Advisors, a real estate-focused investment management firm, is planning to deploy over Rs 1,200 crore across residential projects by March 2026, having so far committed Rs 415 crore across multiple housing developments in key markets of the country.
Arnya’s first vehicle, Arnya Real Estate Fund-Debt, started in 2024, is targeting a total corpus of Rs 1,000 crore and is on track to achieve its final close by December, Sharad Mittal, Founder & CEO, Arnya Realestates Fund Advisors, told ET.
“With over Rs 1,200 crore planned for deployment by March 2026, we aim to position Arnya as an active institutional participant in India’s growing residential real estate capital market,” he said.
The fund has already made investments with developers including for a mixed-use project in Navi Mumbai, for an apartment project in South Bengaluru, for a villa development in southeast Bengaluru, and for an apartment project in South Central Bengaluru.
“Our Rs 415 crore commitment across projects in less than a year underscores the strong momentum in India’s residential real estate market, supported by end-user demand and a favourable policy environment,” Mittal said.
The company has invested in projects of Gami Group, Casagrand, , MAIA Estates, and Vaishnavi Group.
The firm has recently created a residential equity fund through a platform partnership with Supreme Universal, targeting a corpus of Rs 1,000 crore. Arnya’s current assets under management, including the debt fund and co-investments, stand at over Rs 675 crore.
Arnya expects to maintain steady deployment over the next 18 months, with a focus on equity participation in mid-income and premium housing projects. The firm’s upcoming investments will continue to target developments by established tier I developers with a strong delivery record and land readiness.
Registered with SEBI as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), the fund focuses on providing early-stage growth capital to established developers in India’s top eight cities. The platform primarily invests in residential projects, aligning with continued end-user demand and the flow of institutional capital into the housing segment.
The Indian residential housing market continues to attract significant institutional interest, driven by steady end-user demand, improving affordability, and supportive regulatory policies. Investors are increasingly deploying capital across mid-income and premium segments, while developers in top cities are seeing robust funding for early-stage and ongoing projects.
Arnya’s first vehicle, Arnya Real Estate Fund-Debt, started in 2024, is targeting a total corpus of Rs 1,000 crore and is on track to achieve its final close by December, Sharad Mittal, Founder & CEO, Arnya Realestates Fund Advisors, told ET.
“With over Rs 1,200 crore planned for deployment by March 2026, we aim to position Arnya as an active institutional participant in India’s growing residential real estate capital market,” he said.
The fund has already made investments with developers including for a mixed-use project in Navi Mumbai, for an apartment project in South Bengaluru, for a villa development in southeast Bengaluru, and for an apartment project in South Central Bengaluru.
“Our Rs 415 crore commitment across projects in less than a year underscores the strong momentum in India’s residential real estate market, supported by end-user demand and a favourable policy environment,” Mittal said.
The company has invested in projects of Gami Group, Casagrand, , MAIA Estates, and Vaishnavi Group.
The firm has recently created a residential equity fund through a platform partnership with Supreme Universal, targeting a corpus of Rs 1,000 crore. Arnya’s current assets under management, including the debt fund and co-investments, stand at over Rs 675 crore.
Arnya expects to maintain steady deployment over the next 18 months, with a focus on equity participation in mid-income and premium housing projects. The firm’s upcoming investments will continue to target developments by established tier I developers with a strong delivery record and land readiness.
Registered with SEBI as a Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), the fund focuses on providing early-stage growth capital to established developers in India’s top eight cities. The platform primarily invests in residential projects, aligning with continued end-user demand and the flow of institutional capital into the housing segment.
The Indian residential housing market continues to attract significant institutional interest, driven by steady end-user demand, improving affordability, and supportive regulatory policies. Investors are increasingly deploying capital across mid-income and premium segments, while developers in top cities are seeing robust funding for early-stage and ongoing projects.
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