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Why India’s next real estate cycle could be driven by retail investors and REITs, Sandipan Roy explainsIn an interaction with Sandipan Roy, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), at Motilal Oswal Private Wealth, he explains why India’s next real est...- South Asian lifestyle collective Otherland Hotels announces its debut in Sri LankaExcitement is on the horizon as Otherland Hotels prepares to introduce Otherland Galle in June 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of G...
- Can you fulfil your study abroad dream without going broke? Here are 7 ways to minimise costsStudying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...
- Colive partners with Sattva Group, Bain Capital to set up $ 100mn fund to build rental homesCo-living space provider Colive has set up a USD 100 million platform in partnership with Bain Capital and realty firm Sattva Group to deve...
- Bain Capital, Sattva launch $100 million coliving platformThe new platform will be dedicated to acquiring land, developing flagship communities, and delivering purpose built rental housing across I...
- India’s co-living sector poised for massive growth; inventory set to triple by 2030India's co-living sector is experiencing substantial growth, driven by urban migration and demand for flexible housing. The organized co-li...
- Sattva Group, Bain Capital ink $100 mn deal to build co-living platformSattva Group and Bain Capital form a $100 million partnership to develop a co-living platform under Colive. The deal includes managing asse...
- Ascott plans to enter co-living space in IndiaAscott, a Singaporean hospitality brand under CapitaLand Investment, aims to venture into India's co-living sector alongside its expansion ...
- Co-living is shifting towards luxury & premium offerings: Housr CEOThe co-living market in India is set to exceed $1bn by 2025, driven by a growing millennial population, according to Makreo Research. Housr...
- Seeing steady, resilient recovery in co-living sector: COVIE’s Swapnali KadamMarket participants in the co-living segment must follow a new strategy that considers Covid-induced safety and hygiene standards, as well ...
- India’s Co-living market expected to double by 2024, says Colliers AdvisoryThe Co-living segment is further expected to witness recovery in occupancy in 2022 with factors such as increasing workforce, migration to ...
- Colive to offer rent free accommodation for Afghan students stranded in IndiaStudents can stay rent free in any of the Colive properties spread across four cities (Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune) for the curr...
- Co-living spaces see boom in India, driven by Gen-Z, young couplesAccording to a recent survey by Colive, covering 20,000 respondents around 91% of the occupiers of the coliving space prefer to live alone ...
- Guesture-NDR to develop 3 lakh sft Coliving space in BangaloreGuesture is also ramping up presence in the segment and plans to roll out 20,000 beds over the next decade in rented living space. The emer...
- Real estate developers eyeing co-living for future growthA Cushman and Wakefield report on coliving has said the market for coliving in India is evolving at a rapid pace, with investments from nat...
- India co-living market size to grow more than double by 2025: reportThe co-living market in India is evolving at a rapid pace, with investments from national and international institutional investors bringin...
- Mumbai most preferred city for co-living in India; ranks 5th among APAC's 20 citiesNew Delhi at 11th rank and Bengaluru at 19th are the two other Indian cities in the list, according to Knight Frank's report 'Insights on C...
- Mumbai ranks 5th in co-living’s likelihood of success across Asia-Pacific cities, says reportChina’s co-living sector is one of the most developed having started since the early 2010’s and, Beijing is ranked first in this Co-living ...
- Realtors eye co-living spaces to boost rental incomesColiving market in India is at a nascent stage, with only a few organised players.
- Bahrain group and Square Plums to enter co-living spaceAs part of the agreement, there are plans to build co-living homes spanning 2 million sq. ft. in metro cities across India.
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