Die Versorgungsquote für betreutes Wohnen liegt in den 20 größten deutschen Städten unter 10%. Das ergab ein Report von Mozaic Asset Management, Paris, in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Wiener Marktforschungsunternehmen Bonard.

The Ontario Association of School Districts International (OASDI), a non-profit association comprised of over 30 publicly-funded school boards/districts in Ontario, Canada, has organized its first ever virtual mission, focused on the Mexican market. The two-day event, supported by BONARD, brought together 15 public school boards/districts from Ontario and 15 hand-picked education agencies from across Mexico, generating 225 virtual one-on-one meetings to develop new partnerships and strengthen existing ones.

When The Class of 2020 and BONARD co-research on this topic was released in September, we quoted Forrest Gump’s famous adage of uncertainty – “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” Indeed, the unprecedented start of the academic year amidst a global pandemic threw the European higher education and PBSA communities into a period of unknowns.

Although Covid-19 has impacted all sectors and asset classes, the effect has been less severe on student housing, an income-generating asset class which remains steady during good and bad times alike.

The development of the student housing sector in Europe has accelerated, both in volume and geographical coverage. With another million beds projected to be delivered in the next decade, there’s no evidence that this upward trend will halt anytime soon.