Serene to Invest Rs. 3,000 Cr in India Senior Living Growth

Serene Communities, the senior living platform of Columbia Pacific Communities, has announced plans to invest Rs. 3,000 crore to expand its senior housing projects across India.

The company is strengthening its presence in the fast-growing senior living market, driven by the country’s rapidly increasing elderly population and rising demand for professionally managed retirement communities.

Serene Communities is focused on developing wellness-driven, community-based living spaces that go beyond basic care. Its projects aim to offer seniors a combination of safety, social engagement, healthcare access, and meaningful lifestyle experiences.

Key Highlights

• Serene to invest Rs. 3,000 crore in senior housing expansion
• 13 projects under development across six major Indian cities
• Focus on wellness-driven, community-based retirement living

To scale operations efficiently, the company is partnering with regional developers to deliver managed senior housing projects. Currently, Serene has 13 projects under development, spanning nearly 2.5 million square feet.

These projects are located in key urban centres including Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kochi, and Mysuru, strengthening its footprint across South and Western India.

“The planned investment marks an important step forward in shaping the future of senior living in India,” said Rajagopal G., co-founder and group CEO.

With India’s senior demographic expanding and awareness of organised senior housing increasing, Serene Communities is positioning itself as a market leader in this emerging residential segment. The expansion strategy aligns with broader trends in urbanisation, changing family structures, and the growing need for age-friendly housing solutions.

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By combining community living, wellness infrastructure, and managed services, Serene aims to redefine retirement living in India, catering to seniors seeking independence, dignity, and an active social environment rather than only assisted care.