E - PAPER

CURRENT MONTH

LAST MONTH

VIEW ALL
  • HOME
  • NEWS ROOM
  • COVER STORY
  • INTERVIEWS
  • DRAWING BOARD
  • PROJECT WATCH
  • SPOTLIGHT
  • BUILDING BLOCKS
  • BRAND SYNC
  • VIDEOS
  • HAPPENINGS
  • E-MAGAZINE
  • EVENTS
search
  1. Home
  2. News/Views

Why Strata Surrendered SM REIT License to SEBI

Why Strata Surrendered SM REIT License to SEBI

BY Realty+
Published - Thursday, 15 May, 2025
Why Strata Surrendered SM REIT License to SEBI

Strata had registered as a Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM REIT), to offer real estate investment products and received Sebi approval in January. It had planned to launch six schemes in FY26.

In a latest development, it has now surrendered its SM REIT license which has been accepted by the market regulator.

SEBI’s decision to accept the surrender follows a review of legal proceedings against the promoter of Strata SM REIT.

Sebi clarified that the decision followed legal proceedings against the promoters of Strata SM REIT. The regulator held discussions with the company, its independent director, compliance officers, and the trustee. Subsequently, Strata surrendered its registration.

The company, which aimed to facilitate investments in commercial real estate with a lower entry barrier compared to traditional REITs, had not launched any SM REIT schemes or migrated any existing fractional real estate entities under the SM REIT framework prior to the surrender.

Strata's surrender of its license follows reports of a legal dispute with a Tamil Nadu-based realty developer over a warehousing asset in Hosur. The dispute has triggered investor concerns over due diligence and asset control

Consequently, Strata SM REIT will no longer be permitted to present itself as a SEBI-regulated intermediary or SM REIT, and SEBI has advised investors to exercise caution while dealing with the entity.

SEBI regulations related to fractional ownership are primarily focused on formalizing the space and enhancing investor protection, particularly through the framework of Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts (SM REITs).

This new turn of events highlights the increasing regulations for fin-tech and the real estate sector, targeted towards protecting the investors. SEBI regulations ensure that t fractional ownership platforms (FOPs) must adhere to specific requirements.

RELATED STORY VIEW MORE

Arisinfra Solutions Ltd Signs Rs 75 Cr Supply Deal With Wadhwa Construction
Property Share Files Rs 473 Cr IPO for Second SM REIT Scheme
VIAN Properties Launches Hyderabad’s First Stepped Elevation Project

TOP STORY VIEW MORE

Ex VP Pepperfry Rahul Kapuria joins Spacewood Office Solutions

Kapuria's role will be to expand business for modular furniture.

12 July, 2025

Why Hiranandani Properties Are Safe Investment Bet

12 July, 2025

Century Real Estate Bold OOH Campaign ‘The Center of Now’

12 July, 2025

NEWS LETTER

Subscribe for our news letter


E - PAPER


  • CURRENT MONTH

  • LAST MONTH

Subscribe To Realty+ online




Get connected with us on social networks!
ABOUT REALTY+

Started in 2004, Realty+, an exchange4media group publication is one of the most respected real estate magazines in India with offices in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

Useful links

HOME

NEWS ROOM

COVER STORY

INTERVIEWS

DRAWING BOARD

PROJECT WATCH

SPOTLIGHT

BUILDING BLOCKS

BRAND SYNC

VIDEOS

HAPPENINGS

E-MAGAZINE

EVENTS

OTHER LINKS

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PRIVACY-POLICY

COOKIE-POLICY

GDPR-COMPLIANCE

SITE MAP

REFUND POLICY

Contact

Mediasset Holdings 3'rd Floor, D-40, Sector-2, Noida (Uttar Pradesh), Pincode - 201301

tripti@exchange4media.com
realtyplus@exchange4media.com

+91 98200 10226


Copyright © 2024 Mediasset Holdings.
Rental Mobil bandung,Sewa Mobil Bandung, Rental bandung, Sewa Mobil, Jual Mesin Antrian, Harga Mesin Antrian, Mesin Antrian Murah, Jual KIOSK,Mesin Antri, Berita Terkini, Info Bray,Info Tempat Wisata,Portal Berita,Jasa Website