Living in a hostel or Pg doesn’t really enable you to become part of a community. The hostels/pg’s in India are basically spaces where the owner rents vacant spaces out for accommodation and as an income for him/her. If they provide food at the hostel/pg, then it is going to be the same for everyone. These hostels don’t cultivate a sense of community rather just provide a place where you can sleep.
COVIE has invested in multiple levels of security measures starting from an app-based access control system to IOT enabled digital locks. “Our three new properties in Bengaluru and Pune, together have about 500 beds. We plan to launch new properties in the coming few months in cities like Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Dehradun in keeping with the demand in the sector,” said Abhishek Kumar, co-founder, COVIE .
There was once an idea of what a Hostel was. An old building, many rooms, multiple sharing rooms, one or two minimal bathrooms, maybe wifi, no food and ever looming uncertainty of no water during summers. The rent was low, hygiene was never a priority, the fear of losing one’s possessions is always there.
Co-living is one of the most significant contributors to the rental real estate sector in India. This revolutionary concept started only a few years back in India but has gained considerable traction over the last two or three years after the entry of organised operators into this space.
At some point of time, all of us have to leave home. We have to move to a new city and begin to build our lives from scratch. It could be for education, it could be for work or it could even be for our choice of lifestyle. The reasons often vary, the destinations also change but that feeling of being new to a place always remains the same.
The health and safety of our occupants are of utmost priority in order to slowly move the world back to normal. With maximum safety protocols in place, we are also focusing our energy and resources on personalising our spaces to improve the community experience. Read more from the article published on Times Property where Co-founder of Covie, Abhishek Kumar, gives his two cents on why the co-living sector will bounce back in 2021.
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