Colive, India's leading co-living platform, has partnered with Bain Capital and Sattva Group to launch a $100M co-living real estate platform, aimed at meeting the growing demand for high-quality rental housing in urban centers.
ColivingReal EstateBain CapitalSattva GroupInvestmentReal Estate MaharashtraSep 04, 2025
The main focus of the partnership is to establish a pan-India co-living real estate platform with an initial commitment of at least $100 million, aimed at developing high-quality, community-driven rental housing in major urban centers.
Colive has raised $20 million in strategic funding, led by Bain Capital and supported by Sattva Group.
Colive's co-living communities are primarily targeted at young professionals and students who are looking for high-quality, affordable, and community-driven living spaces in urban areas.
The key benefits of Colive's tech-enabled platform include seamless operations, from booking a room to managing day-to-day activities, ensuring a convenient and efficient living experience.
This partnership aligns with the growing trend of real estate investment in India, where there is a focus on affordable and sustainable housing solutions, supported by both the government and private sector.
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