Mumbai: TCG Real Estate, part of The Chatterjee Group (TCG), has entered the premium managed-living segment with Yukio, a residential brand aimed at young professionals.
TCG is a diversified business conglomerate with operations spanning petrochemicals, chemicals, real estate, technology, life sciences and financial services. Its entry into managed living comes as the residential market sees the emergence of professionally operated accommodation models that combine housing with services, amenities and community-focused experiences.
Yukio’s offering goes beyond conventional rental accommodation, with residents having access to amenities including a game lounge, gym, yoga deck and basketball ground, along with community-driven activities.
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Pratap Chatterjee, founding leader and executive director-CFO of TCG Real Estate, said the brand is designed around the changing expectations of young professionals.
“India’s urban housing landscape is evolving rapidly, with young professionals seeking higher living standards and a stronger sense of belonging. Through Yukio, the TCG has entered a category that moves beyond traditional rental housing to build an ecosystem where residents can live, learn and grow. From technology-enabled experiences to our signature Growth Lab, featuring workshops and networking opportunities, Yukio is designed to support the aspirations of the upwardly mobile young professionals.”
In less than a year, Yukio has grown its residential capacity to more than 1,000 beds across two properties in Pune — Yukio Jobs and Yukio Gates.
The managed-living brand provides ready-to-move-in residences along with ergonomically designed spaces, nutritious meals, professional housekeeping and laundry services. Its offering also includes wellness amenities, community programmes and digitally powered resident services.
The company plans to take Yukio beyond Pune and expand into other metro cities across India, extending its premium managed-living model to a broader base of young professionals.
“The positive response in Pune underscores the growing demand for professionally managed accommodation in India and strengthens our confidence in the sector’s long-term prospects. We are therefore accelerating our growth plans with the addition of another 1,500 beds over the next year,” Chatterjee added.
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