We are redefining the way Urban India lives

25 Mar 2026 CW Team

With over 3,000 operational beds across 21 properties and 7,000 beds in the pipeline, Chennai-based Truliv is building one of India’s fastest-growing organised co-living platforms. Rohit Reddy, Cofounder and CEO, discusses the company’s purpose-built model and expansion across key urban markets in conversation with CW.

How did the idea for Truliv originate? What gap in India’s rental housing market did you identify?

The idea for Truliv was that we create alternative assets and operations-led housing for the entire human adult lifecycle. From 18 to 22, you need student housing; from 23 to 30, you need co-living; from 30 to 35, managed apartments; and from 35 onwards, aspirational living like holiday homes and vacation rentals.

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