Summary
- The rise of co-living and serviced apartments is reshaping the urban rental market, creating a unique hybrid asset class.
- These models combine residential architecture with hotel-like business operations, attracting a new demographic of renters.
- The article explores whether these hybrid hospitality residential models can be accommodated under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.
- This analysis could have significant implications for regulatory frameworks governing modern housing solutions in India.
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