Student Housing: A future-oriented asset class with potential

The asset class of student housing comprises residential properties specifically designed to meet the needs of students. This includes student dormitories, apartments, and micro-apartments in locations close to universities.

The demand for student housing
is driven by several factors:

Rising student numbers: The number of students in Germany and Europe is steadily increasing. In Germany, a 10% increase is projected by 2030.

Urbanization: More and more young people are moving to cities to study. This is leading to a shortage of housing in university towns and cities.

Scarcity of affordable housing: Prices for housing in metropolitan areas are constantly rising. This makes it increasingly difficult for students to find affordable accommodation.

Student housing offers investors several advantages:

Stable demand

The demand for student housing is very stable due to demographic trends and urbanization.

High occupancy rates

Student housing has a high occupancy rate of over 95% compared to other asset classes and is resilient to crises.

Attractive returns

Student housing offers investors attractive returns, and due to the higher turnover, also higher return opportunities than traditional residential real estate.

Inflation protection

Rents for student housing can be adjusted for inflation and are not subject to rent control or similar regulations.

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