Listed Real AssetsListed Trust
REITs & InvITs
A slice of Grade-A offices or infrastructure, without the ₹5 crore ticket or the tenant calls. Rent arrives quarterly. The units trade on the exchange like a share.
By Yash Jhaveri, Founder & CEO, Beyond
Beyond · JSL Wealth Management · Vadodara · ARN XXXXX
Last reviewed September 2026 · Regulatory position as at September 2026
MinimumOne unit (a few hundred ₹)
Indicative range6–8% distribution + growth (indicative)
Risk bandModerate
LiquidityExchange-traded
Horizon3–5+ yrs
What it actually is
Listed trusts that own rent-earning real estate, or infrastructure like roads, power lines and towers. They must pay out at least 90% of net cashflow to unit-holders. Real-asset income with stock-market liquidity.
The job it does
- Regular income backed by physical assets
- Property exposure without betting on one building
- Rental escalations that track inflation
Why people use it
- Quarterly payouts with exchange liquidity
- SEBI-regulated, independently valued portfolios
- Far more diversified than one flat or shop
What can go wrong
- Unit prices move with markets and interest rates
- Occupancy and rental cycles affect payouts
- Payout mix, and its tax — varies trust to trust
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