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Indian co‑living startup Tribe Stays raises $2.8 million seed, eyes 25,000 beds
Co‑living and managed hospitality startup Tribe Stays announced it has secured a $2.8 million (approx. ₹24 crore) seed funding round co‑led by Artha Venture Fund and Riverwalk Holdings. The funding will support expansion into 1,000 additional beds this year and scale operations toward a 25,000‑bed goal across India.
Tribe Stays caters to student and executive co‑living spaces, following an asset‑light model and targeting growth in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities, leveraging the country’s increasing urbanisation and shared‑living demand.
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Indian co‑living startup Tribe Stays raises $2.8 million seed, eyes 25,000 beds
Co‑living and managed hospitality startup Tribe Stays announced it has secured a $2.8 million (approx. ₹24 crore) seed funding round co‑led by Artha Venture Fund and Riverwalk Holdings. The funding will support expansion into 1,000 additional beds this year and scale operations toward a 25,000‑bed goal across India.
Tribe Stays caters to student and executive co‑living spaces, following an asset‑light model and targeting growth in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities, leveraging the country’s increasing urbanisation and shared‑living demand.
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Tribe Stays raised $2.8 million in a seed round on 17 November, planning to scale to 25,000 beds via co‑living expansion in India.
Co‑living and managed hospitality startup Tribe Stays announced it has secured a $2.8 million (approx. ₹24 crore) seed funding round co‑led by Artha Venture Fund and Riverwalk Holdings. The funding will support expansion into 1,000 additional beds this year and scale operations toward a 25,000‑bed goal across India.
Tribe Stays caters to student and executive co‑living spaces, following an asset‑light model and targeting growth in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities, leveraging the country’s increasing urbanisation and shared‑living demand.
Co‑living and managed hospitality startup Tribe Stays announced it has secured a $2.8 million (approx. ₹24 crore) seed funding round co‑led by Artha Venture Fund and Riverwalk Holdings. The funding will support expansion into 1,000 additional beds this year and scale operations toward a 25,000‑bed goal across India.
Tribe Stays caters to student and executive co‑living spaces, following an asset‑light model and targeting growth in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities, leveraging the country’s increasing urbanisation and shared‑living demand.
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