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Co-living startup Truliv forays into Bengaluru

Economic Times

Economic Times · 9m ago

Co-living startup Truliv forays into Bengaluru

Co-living startup Truliv is expanding its operations in Bengaluru, India's technology capital, with a focus on micro-markets in and around Hebbal and Whitefield. The company plans to offer 1,000 beds initially and aims to add 1,500 more over the next 18 months. Truliv's cluster-based model aims to establish thriving communities in key business districts while ensuring operational efficiency and superior service delivery. The startup currently operates over 3,000 beds in Chennai and intends to replicate its success in other major cities. Truliv expects to generate revenue of Rs 32 crores by the end of this financial year.

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Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL

Entrackr

Entrackr · 2m ago

Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL

Co-living startup Truliv raises strategic investment from BCCL Co-living startup Truliv has entered into a strategic equity partnership with Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited (BCCL) at a valuation of Rs 356.50 crore. The Chennai-based company had earlier raised 2.1 million US dollars in a seed funding round from DRA Homes and other investors. According to a press release, the fresh funds will be used to expand Truliv’s footprint into new cities, strengthen its technology platforms, and build out the next set of alternate asset classes in hospitality including holiday homes and retirement living. Founded in 2019 by Rohit Reddy and Ranjeeth Rathod, Truliv is a subsidiary of DRA and is focused on transforming the alternate asset class hospitality sector in India. The company aims to deliver impactful and future-ready living solutions that cater to the evolving needs of diverse demographic segments. Operating through a built-to-suit, asset-light model, Truliv says its approach blends real estate efficiency with hospitality finesse. Its high occupancy properties serve the growing base of mobile professionals, digital nomads, and young urban migrants in India. Truliv currently operates in the holiday homes segment as its second asset class, with several more offerings under development. Its upcoming portfolio includes student housing, retirement communities, and nature-centric living solutions. Each offering is designed to redefine residential experiences through innovation, quality, and lifestyle integration. With plans to scale into new cities and diversify into emerging segments like holiday homes, retirement living, and nature-centric stays, the company is projected to generate Rs 200 crore in annual revenue within the next three years.

Exclusive: Stanza Living secures debt from Alteria and Innoven Capital

Entrackr

Entrackr · 17d ago

Exclusive: Stanza Living secures debt from Alteria and Innoven Capital

Exclusive: Stanza Living secures debt from Alteria and Innoven Capital Managed accommodation provider Stanza Living secured Rs 60 crore (approximately $7 million) in debt funding from Alteria Capital and Innoven Capital. Previously, Stanza Living raised Rs 110 crore ($13 million) in a bridge round led by Alpha Wave, as exclusively reported by Entrackr. The Stanza Living’s board issued 6,000 non-convertible debentures at a face value of Rs 1,00,000 each to raise the above-mentioned amount, its regulatory filing accessed from the Registrar of Companies (RoC) shows. Alteria Capital invested Rs 35 crore ($4.1 million) while Innoven Capital contributed with Rs 25 crore ($2.9 million) in the round. Founded in 2017, Stanza Living is a managed accommodation startup that offers hassle-free living for students and young professionals moving to new cities. The company claims to have over 75,000 beds across 24 cities in India. The Delhi-based startup has raised over $240 million to date across multiple debt and equity rounds from investors such as Alpha Wave, Peak XV Partners, Accel, and Z47, according to startup data intelligence platform TheKredible. The Accel-backed company is yet to file its financials for FY24 and FY25. In FY23, its revenue rose to Rs 442 crore from Rs 115 crore in FY22, while losses widened 18.71% to Rs 495 crore during the same period. Stanza Living competes with Your-Space, which recently raised Rs 70 crore in debt, and Truliv, which entered into a strategic equity partnership with Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited (BCCL). Other competitors include Colive, Settl, Union Living, and Coho.

Homey targets 10,000 beds by 2027 with focus on inclusive co-living

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Homey targets 10,000 beds by 2027 with focus on inclusive co-living

Homey, a co-living startup, aims to operate over 10,000 beds by 2027, focusing on hybrid holistic living and value-based education. Currently, with over 1,000 beds, they plan to add 5,000 more in the current fiscal year and another 5,000 by FY27. The company follows a 70–30 model ensuring inclusivity by offering 30% of beds free to underprivileged tenants. Expansion plans include entering Ahmedabad, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and educational hubs like Kota.

Colive raises $20 Mn led by Bain Capital

Entrackr

Entrackr · 3h ago

Colive raises $20 Mn led by Bain Capital

Colive raises $20 Mn led by Bain Capital Co-living startup Colive has raised $20 million in strategic funding led by Bain Capital, alongside long-term partner Sattva Group. The proceeds will be used to fuel Colive’s growth through upgraded technology infrastructure, expanded market presence, and reinforced position in tech-enabled rental housing across India. This funding is part of a larger joint initiative: Bain Capital and Sattva Group have launched a $100 million pan-India co-living real estate platform, with Colive as its cornerstone manager. The platform will focus on acquiring land, developing flagship co-living communities, and delivering purpose-built rental homes in major urban centers. The initiative aims to scale the co-living footprint from the current count to 50,000 beds over the next three years. Each property under this master plan will average around 300,000 square feet, primarily targeting executive rentals. As part of the agreement, the platform will be jointly owned by Bengaluru-based Sattva Group, an equal joint venture partner in Colive, and Bain Capital, with the private equity firm holding the majority stake. To date, the PropCo-backed platform has secured land in Pune and Bengaluru, with nearly 0.5 million sq ft under development. Further expansion plans are underway in Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad, aiming to deliver 8–10 flagship projects in the near term.

Proptech startup Crib expands client base to 1,000

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

Proptech startup Crib expands client base to 1,000

Bengaluru-based proptech startup Crib has expanded its client base to over 1,000 individuals and entities providing rental accommodation to students and working professionals. The company offers tech solutions for property and tenant management, serving both traditional hostels and co-living setups. Crib's app also assists prospective tenants in finding suitable rentals and helps existing tenants with rent payments and operational matters. The startup aims to achieve an annual revenue run rate of Rs 6.5 crore by the end of the fiscal year.

Co-living startup Union Living to add 1,000 beds in Mumbai in 2024; to invest Rs 10Cr on expansion

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

Co-living startup Union Living to add 1,000 beds in Mumbai in 2024; to invest Rs 10Cr on expansion

Co-living startup Union Living plans to expand its presence in Mumbai by adding 1,000 beds across key locations this year. The expansion includes launching beds in Mahalakshmi, Juhu, Khar/Santacruz, Goregaon/Malad, Chembur, and Navi Mumbai. The company aims to provide quality living spaces for students and working professionals aged 18 to 35, with rental prices ranging from Rs 20,000 to Rs 45,000 per bed. Union Living also plans to invest Rs 10 crore in security deposits and interior works for the expansion.

Ashiana Housing buys 23-acre land in Chennai, eyes Rs 1,200 cr revenue from senior living project

Economic Times

Economic Times · 7d ago

Ashiana Housing buys 23-acre land in Chennai, eyes Rs 1,200 cr revenue from senior living project

Ashiana Housing has acquired nearly 23 acres of land in Chennai from Mahindra World City Developers for developing a senior living project. This project is expected to generate revenue of Rs 1,200 crore. The land, acquired on a perpetual lease basis, is adjacent to Ashiana's existing Senior Living project, 'Ashiana Vatsalya,' and offers a saleable area of approximately 15 lakh sq ft. Ashiana Housing plans to expand further into Bengaluru and Mumbai.

StepOneXP forays into Singapore amidst rapid growth in India

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

StepOneXP forays into Singapore amidst rapid growth in India

Indian experiential marketing and events startup StepOneXP (StepOne) has expanded its presence into Singapore. The company has established a new office in Singapore to facilitate operations for its existing Indian clients who frequently organize events in the Southeast Asian region. StepOneXP specializes in organizing marketing events and creating immersive experiences for various sectors, including HR tech and fintech.

The pandemic broke co-living’s back. Startups need a reset

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

The pandemic broke co-living’s back. Startups need a reset

Aurum PropTech, a real estate services startup, has acquired managed-home rental platform NestAway in June 2023. NestAway had faced financial troubles and struggled during the pandemic. After acquiring HelloWorld Technologies, the co-living and student housing vertical of NestAway, Aurum PropTech turned the company around and made it profitable. The acquisition of NestAway is aimed at further scaling up operations and expanding the company's real estate rental portfolio. The co-living sector had faced challenges during the pandemic, but with the industry consolidating and adopting new business models, there are opportunities for growth and reinvention.

Eldercare startup Primus Senior Living raises $20 million from General Catalyst, others

Economic Times

Economic Times · 10m ago

Eldercare startup Primus Senior Living raises $20 million from General Catalyst, others

Indian eldercare startup Primus Senior Living has raised a total of $20m in a seed funding round led by General Catalyst. The Bengaluru-based company is developing a comprehensive eldercare platform that offers services such as healthcare, wellness, lifestyle, and social engagement, delivered to elders in their homes. The funding will be used to expand the company's operations, develop intergenerational housing, and create an eldercare community. This investment is one of the first in India by General Catalyst, which recently acquired India-focused early-stage investor Venture Highway. Other investors in this round include Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath and Gruhas.

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