The deal signifies a step forward in making high-value real estate accessible to a broader audience through fractional ownership and property tokenisation, the statement said.
Fractional ownership addresses the high costs of owning expensive assets such as real estate, yachts, and private jets.
“Traditional ownership requires significant capital and maintenance, often unaffordable for many. By sharing these costs among multiple investors, fractional ownership allows experience of high-value assets without the full financial burden,” it said.
This model also promotes diversification and risk mitigation, thereby increasing potential returns.
RealX Cofounder and CEO Manish Kumar said, “Ayodhya is one of the top appreciating property markets today. With support from central and state governments, the town is poised for rapid growth. Securing a prime property was challenging due to the seller’s market, but it was a perfect case for fractional ownership.”
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