Manasum Senior Living has partnered with digital real estate platform Alt DRX to enable tokenised investment in senior living real estate, allowing investors to participate in institutional-grade housing assets with investments starting at ₹10,000.
Under the partnership, select projects by Manasum Senior Living in Bengaluru — Banyan at Godrej Royale Woods and Riva at Tata New Haven — will be listed on the Alt DRX platform. Initially, five senior living units will be made available for digital investment, the company said in a statement.
Manasum plans to gradually place around 25 per cent of its inventory, valued at approximately ₹25 crore, on the platform. The collaboration may later expand to include additional projects as they are developed.
The initiative aims to widen participation in senior housing investments by enabling fractional ownership through digital tokens. Investors can invest in units as small as one square foot, while curated private opportunities may require minimum investments of around ₹15 lakh depending on the asset.
According to industry estimates cited by the company, India’s senior living market is expected to grow at over 25 per cent annually, with demand projected to reach 2.3 million units by 2030. The sector is attracting increasing interest from retail investors, high-net-worth individuals and non-resident Indians due to rising demand for organised senior housing communities.
“Through this partnership, we aim to create a digitally enabled investment ecosystem that improves accessibility, liquidity and flexibility in senior living real estate,” said Anantharam V Varayur, co-founder of Manasum Senior Living.
Avinash Rao, co-founder of Alt DRX, said the collaboration will enable investors to participate in tokenised ownership of ready-to-occupy senior living assets through a digital real estate platform.
Over the next three years, the two companies aim to tokenize senior living real estate assets worth ₹50–₹100 crore.
Industry observers say the move reflects growing interest in alternative real estate investment models as developers explore technology-driven approaches to broaden investor participation in specialised housing segments.