Investors have plans to allocate €63.8 billion ($69.6 billion) to the European living sectors during the next three years, according to Savills.
Almost half (48 percent) of respondents are predicting the proportion of their AUM allocated to the European living sectors to increase significantly by 2026. This is up from 41 percent of respondents last year. Fifty-four percent expect to have more than 50 percent AUM in living by 2026, while 41 percent expect to have more than 75 percent AUM.
In terms of specific living sectors, the highest priorities for investors are
Multifamily – 84 percent (73 percent last year)
PBSA – 63 percent (65 percent)
Single-family – 49 percent (43 percent)
Co-living – 39 percent (51 percent)
Private investment in affordable housing – 39 percent (38 percent)
“Investors are understandably focused on the living sectors and recognize the considerable supply-and-demand
