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Bain Capital and Sattva Group launch $100-mn pan-India coliving platform

The platform will deliver intelligent, fully furnished, professionally managed residences strategically positioned near major employment hubs and educational centers

September 04, 2025 / 14:04 IST
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Bain Capital and Sattva Group launch $100-mn pan-India coliving platform

Colive, Bangalore-based largest co-living platform, on September 4 announced a strategic partnership with Bain Capital and Sattva Group to establish a pan-India coliving real estate platform with an initial commitment of at least $100 million. The new platform will be dedicated to acquiring land, developing flagship communities, and delivering purposebuilt rental housing across India’s largest urban centers, meeting the growing demand from young professionals and students for high-quality, community-driven living spaces, the companies said in a joint statement.

As part of the partnership, Colive also raised $20 million in strategic funding, spearheaded by Bain Capital, with backing from long-term partner Sattva Group. The $20 million operational investment will power Colive's accelerated growth trajectory through enhanced technology infrastructure, expanded market presence, and reinforced market leadership in techenabled rental housing solutions across India.

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This exclusive real estate platform, managed by Colive, has completed initial land acquisitions in Pune and Bengaluru, with nearly 0.5 million sq ft of Coliving spaces under development. Additional opportunities are being actively evaluated in Bangalore, Pune, and Hyderabad. The PropCo
initiative targets 8-10 flagship developments in the immediate term, creating a scalable foundation for Colive's pan-India expansion.

The platform will deliver intelligent, fully furnished, professionally managed residences strategically positioned near major employment hubs and educational centers, addressing the evolving lifestyle demands of Gen Z and millennial residents while providing seamless transitions
for India's urban migrants, the companies said.