Stanza Living Secures Rs 282.76 Crore in Series B Funding Round

Stanza Living, a leading managed accommodation provider, is preparing to raise Rs 282.76 crore (approximately $33 million) in its Series B funding round, which is spearheaded by existing investor Accel and includes participation from Motilal Oswal. In August 2025, Stanza Living previously secured Rs 60 crore in debt funding from Alteria Capital and Innoven Capital, a move that was highlighted by Startup Superb.

As indicated in a regulatory filing accessed from the Registrar of Companies (RoC), Stanza Living’s board has approved the issuance of 5,313 Series E CCPS at an issue price of Rs 5,32,205.8 each to reach the funding target mentioned above. Accel is leading this funding round with an investment of Rs 222.78 crore ($25.3 million), while Motilal Oswal will be joining the company’s cap table with an infusion of Rs 60 crore ($6.8 million). Stanza Living has already received capital from Accel, with Motilal Oswal’s investment expected to follow soon.

Startup Superb’s estimates suggest that Stanza Living’s valuation has decreased by approximately 28% to around Rs 2,812 crore ($320 million), down from its previous valuation of Rs 3,900 crore when it raised $13 million in May of the preceding year.

About Stanza Living

Founded in 2017, Stanza Living is a managed accommodation platform that offers seamless housing solutions for students and young professionals who are relocating to new cities. Based in Delhi, the startup claims to manage over 75,000 beds across 24 cities in India.

Previous Funding Rounds

Before this funding round, Stanza Living had raised more than $240 million through various debt and equity rounds from a range of investors, including Alpha Wave, Peak XV Partners, Accel, and Z47, according to data compiled from several startup intelligence platforms.

Financial Performance

The Accel-backed company has yet to file its financials for FY25. However, in FY24, it reported operating revenues of Rs 584 crore and successfully reduced its losses by 45% to Rs 273 crore throughout the year.