A growing number of investors are looking to target the healthcare, student housing and multi-family markets, with co-living expected to see the lion’s share of investment, according to new research by JLL.
In its European Living Survey 2019, which surveyed 50 investors representing more than €3.2tn in assets under management, the agent reported that eight out of 10 investors were looking to expand into the “living” market.
The UK is the most attractive destination for investors, JLL said, with 79% of investors stating they had already pumped investment into this market, or were eyeing up entry into it.
Good supply and demand dynamics was the most commonly cited reason for investors choosing to enter the living market, while a lack of suitable product was the biggest barrier to investment.
Adam Challis, head of EMEA living research and strategy, said: “Set against the backdrop of macroeconomic and political headwinds, the story for European real estate markets remains strong. Within this context, ‘living’ has emerged as one of the most exciting opportunities in the region.”
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