Truliv, a prominent player in the co-living sector, has ambitious plans to expand its footprint by adding 1500 more beds over the next 18 months. This expansion will bring their total bed count to 2500, with a significant focus on the Bengaluru market. Th
ColivingExpansionBengaluruRevenue TargetsTrulivReal Estate NewsNov 28, 2024
Truliv plans to add 1500 more beds over the next 18 months, bringing the total to 2500 beds, with a significant focus on the Bengaluru market.
Truliv aims to achieve a revenue of Rs 32 crore by the end of FY25.
Bengaluru is a prime location for Truliv's expansion due to its dynamic economy, young and tech-savvy population, and the rising demand for affordable and convenient living spaces.
Truliv offers fully furnished, move-in ready rooms with amenities such as high-speed internet, housekeeping services, and regular community activities.
Truliv is committed to reducing its environmental footprint and is exploring ways to make its properties more energy-efficient and eco-friendly. This includes investing in sustainable practices and materials.
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