Reimagining Shared Living for India’s Urban Youth

Stanza Living – Investor Pitch Deck

A comprehensive pitch deck project that translated a fast-scaling shared accommodation business into a clear, data-backed, investor-ready growth story.

Overview

Stanza Living partnered with Creative Nexus to structure and present their ambitious vision of building India’s most trusted, technology-enabled shared living platform. With rapid national expansion underway, the team needed a pitch deck that could clearly articulate market opportunity, business fundamentals, unit economics, and long-term scalability to institutional investors.

The Challenge:

Stanza Living was operating in a highly fragmented and unorganized housing market, serving students and early-career professionals across multiple Indian cities.

The challenge was not a lack of traction — it was communicating complexity with clarity.

Key challenges included:

  • Explaining a $20B market opportunity projected to grow to $80B over the next decade
  • Clearly presenting a capital-efficient, asset-light business model
  • Simplifying dense unit economics, margins, and scalability metrics
  • Demonstrating defensibility through technology, operations, and cluster-based expansion
  • Balancing data-heavy investor expectations with a compelling narrative flow

The deck needed to tell a confident story of scale, discipline, and long-term category leadership.

01/ Strategic Story Architecture

We structured the deck to follow a clear investor logic:

  • Market opportunity & macro tailwinds
  • Consumer pain points and market gaps

Each section was designed to answer one core investor question at a time.

02/ Business Model Simplification

Complex operational details — leasing structures, refurbishment economics, CAC payback, and occupancy-led margins — were distilled into clear, visual frameworks that highlighted predictability and profitability.

  • Long-term vision and platform expansion
  • Stanza Living’s differentiated model

03/ Data-Driven Design System

We created a clean, modern visual language that:

  • Made dense charts and tables easier to absorb
  • Highlighted key metrics such as occupancy, retention, EBITDA, and payback periods
  • Balanced credibility with approachability for institutional audiences

04/ Investor-Grade Narrative Polish

Language was refined to be confident, precise, and outcome-focused, ensuring the deck felt authoritative without being overwhelming.

  • Scale, traction, and defensibility
  • Unit economics & capital efficiency

our approach

01/ Strategic Story Architecture

We structured the deck to follow a clear investor logic:

  • Market opportunity & macro tailwinds
  • Consumer pain points and market gaps

Each section was designed to answer one core investor question at a time.

02/ Business Model Simplification

Complex operational details — leasing structures, refurbishment economics, CAC payback, and occupancy-led margins — were distilled into clear, visual frameworks that highlighted predictability and profitability.

  • Long-term vision and platform expansion
  • Stanza Living’s differentiated model

03/ Data-Driven Design System

We created a clean, modern visual language that:

  • Made dense charts and tables easier to absorb
  • Highlighted key metrics such as occupancy, retention, EBITDA, and payback periods
  • Balanced credibility with approachability for institutional audiences

04/ Data Clarity & Investor Readiness

Language was refined to be confident, precise, and outcome-focused, ensuring the deck felt authoritative without being overwhelming.

  • Scale, traction, and defensibility
  • Unit economics & capital efficiency

The Results

The final pitch deck positioned Stanza Living as India’s fastest-growing and most disciplined shared living platform, backed by strong fundamentals and scalable execution.

The deck successfully bridged the gap between real-estate operations and technology-led platform thinking, helping investors clearly understand why Stanza Living could dominate the category.

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