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Zolostays is a real-tech co-living focused app that provides ready-to-move rooms/beds. It was founded in 2015 by Dr. Nikhil Sikri, Akhil Sikri and Sneha Choudhry.[1][2] [3]
Zolostays competes with other co-living companies like Aarusha Homes, StayAbode,[4] Ziroom, Xiangyu, Quartus, Koumkwat, Bikube and Oyo Living.[5] During the pandemic, Zolo provided 75 of rent-free accommodation to those who lost their jobs.[6] Zolo uses bulk inventory in usually residential township and ties up with real estate companies to make the rooms/beds available.[7][8] Zolostays has both revenue sharing and leased model. [9] It uses Internet of Things technology for electricity and water billing.[10][11]
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- ^ "ZoloStays to raise $100 mn for expansion". The Hindu. 2020-03-10. ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved 2022-04-23.
- ^ "Co Living Rent a Lifestyle" (PDF). Knight Frank.