Jomee Jomaa, a new startup, has launched a platform introducing fractional investing to the Bangladeshi real estate market. Co-founded by Alvi Sakib and Ayaz Hossain, the platform seeks to address the barriers and complexities that have traditionally hindered individuals from entering the real estate market in Bangladesh. The primary objective of Jomee Jomaa is to provide more accessible and affordable investment opportunities for the broader population.

According to a press handout, the investment process on Jomee Jomaa begins with real estate agents identifying land opportunities. These lands are divided into fractional segments, allowing members to invest in these units with the expectation of future appreciation in value over a period of three to five years. For those seeking liquidity before the investment term concludes, a secondary marketplace is available. Upon the sale of the land, investors receive their initial investment and a portion of the profits, with a 20% platform fee.

For more information, interested parties can visit the website at www.jomeejomaa.com.