Faateh Group and Corporate Influence Media launch $50M Proptree real estate fund

Faateh Group and Corporate Influence Media have launched Proptree Premium Real Estate Fund, a Dubai-based $50 million vehicle targeting ultra-premium properties in eight global markets. The fund aims to buy below market, rent during the hold period and pursue a $1 billion-plus institutional exit within 24 months of full deployment. Why it matters: - Proptree is targeting a niche where affluent buyers and relocating investors are driving demand in select global markets. - The fund is built to generate rental income first, then aim for an institutional sale at a much larger valuation. - The strategy could appeal to qualified individuals and family offices looking for exposure to premium real estate with an exit-focused structure. What happened: - Faateh Group, a UAE-based real estate operating company, and Corporate Influence Media, a Dubai-based business positioning media firm, announced the formation of Proptree Premium Real Estate Fund. - The fund size is $50 million. - The launch was announced in Dubai on June 16, 2026. - Founding investor positions are open to qualified individuals and family offices through private introduction. - Inquiries can be sent to invest@proptreefund.com. - The fund’s LinkedIn page was also listed in the announcement. The details: - Proptree is targeting ultra-premium properties across eight markets: Marbella and Costa del Sol in Spain; Madrid; Athens and the Athens Riviera in Greece; the Greek Islands; the Cotswolds in the United Kingdom; Dubai; Bali; and Miami. - The fund is aimed at markets seeing increased demand from high-net-worth individuals relocating from the United States and Europe. - Properties are expected to be acquired through direct developer relationships at 15% to 25% below public market price. - Revenue is expected to come from premium rentals during the holding period. - The fund has a target exit of more than $1 billion through strategic institutional acquisition within 24 months of full deployment. - Hina Siddiqui, founder and CEO of Corporate Influence Media, said the fund is being built to enter these markets before institutional money arrives and to position the portfolio for acquisition at institutional scale. - Faateh Group says its operational infrastructure was developed over five years in the UAE real estate market. - Faateh Group was founded by Suhail Siddiqui, Nadir Rahman and Adil Faridi. - Faateh Group says it grew from 16 properties and AED 2.4 million in revenue in 2021 to more than 5,000 properties, more than 50,000 tenants and more than AED 480 million in revenue in 2025. - Faateh Group says it serves institutional clients including Paris Group, Faces and Map Properties. - Corporate Influence Media says it contributes investor relationships, media platform reach and positioning expertise developed through work with technology founders and funds on capital raising, ARR scaling and exit preparation. Between the lines: - The fund’s pitch combines real estate arbitrage, rental yield and an exit strategy usually associated with institutional deals. - The focus on cross-border demand suggests the partners are betting on wealth migration, not just local housing demand. - Faateh Group’s operating scale in the UAE appears designed to support a fund that needs sourcing, management and tenant demand across multiple markets. - Corporate Influence Media’s role suggests the launch is as much about investor positioning as property selection. What’s next: - The partners will now look to place founding investor capital through private introductions. - The fund’s near-term milestone is full deployment across the targeted markets. - The longer-term goal is an institutional acquisition of the portfolio within 24 months of full deployment. - If the strategy works, Proptree would transition from a regional real estate operating play to a global, exit-driven fund structure. The bottom line: - Proptree is entering the market with a clear thesis: buy premium assets below market, earn rent while holding and sell into institutional demand at a much larger valuation.