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NestFrame acquires Stockholm-based co-living firm CoLive to expand European presence

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Last Updated : 29th Apr, 2026
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Swedish property investment platform NestFrame has agreed to acquire Stockholm-based co-living operator CoLive for an undisclosed amount. CoLive manages shared living spaces and has expanded from 400 to 1,350 units during the year. Following the deal, NestFrame plans to strengthen its focus on partnerships with similar operators across Europe, particularly in Germany and Spain. The company views CoLive as a strong regional operator with steady execution and growth potential. The transaction reflects rising demand for co-living models, especially among young professionals facing affordability challenges in major European housing

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NestFrame, a Sweden-based real estate investment platform, has agreed to acquire Stockholm-headquartered co-living company CoLive for an undisclosed valuation. CoLive operates managed residential properties where residents share common living spaces, a model that has gained traction in several European cities.


The company has expanded its footprint significantly during the year, growing from 400 units to 1,350 units, reflecting rising demand for shared housing solutions. CoLive’s model focuses on providing flexible and managed living arrangements, particularly targeting urban residents seeking more affordable alternatives to traditional rentals.

Following the acquisition, NestFrame plans to accelerate its expansion strategy by exploring partnerships with similar co-living operators across Europe, with a stronger emphasis on markets such as Germany and Spain. The company indicated that it aims to build a network of regional leaders within the shared housing space.

NestFrame’s chief executive Niklas Andersson described the acquisition as an important step for the platform. He noted that CoLive fits well with NestFrame’s investment approach due to its strong operational structure, clear market identity, and proven ability to scale. He also highlighted that the company sees significant growth potential in CoLive’s business model.

The co-living sector has been expanding in Europe in recent years, supported by affordability pressures in major cities. Companies like CoLive and Spain-based Habitacion.com have emerged as alternatives for young professionals who are increasingly priced out of conventional rental housing markets.

Source Reuters
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