Student Housing Annual Report 2022
The latest edition of BONARD’s highly-anticipated Student Housing Annual Report captures the current state of the industry and provides the most comprehensive overview of the Student Housing market.
Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) is growing more popular among both real estate investors and students every year and becoming a sector of global importance.
Despite the significant differences in income levels, regulations, inflation and interest rates across the globe, the student housing sector shows the same characteristics everywhere: a healthy level of demand, resilience against the economic crisis, growing rents and high occupancy rates.
In addition, demand is rising among international students, and there is wider familiarisation with the concept of PBSA in new and up-and-coming markets, attracting greater engagement from many institutional investors and developers to this asset class.
Introducing the Student Housing Annual Report 2022
The improved monitoring, documentation and transparency of the sector were among the fundamental factors driving the rapid growth in student housing, attracting global real estate and investment heavyweights in recent years. In this regard, the latest edition of BONARD’s Student Housing Annual Report provides clarity on the current state of the industry.
The full report includes data on the following segments:
Speakers:
Josh Miller
Managing Director –
Head of Transactions, Europe
Harrison Street
Jochem van den Broek
Head of Banking
The Social Hub
Marc Sampietro
Living Operations Director
Hines
Rob Waterhouse
Transaction Director
GSA
Chair: Samuel Vetrak, MRICS
CEO
BONARD
Presentation:
Martin Varga
Real Estate Business Development Director
BONARD
Webinar recording:
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Prepared by BONARD’s team of experts on student housing, the report’s latest edition tracks occupancy rates, rent levels, transactions, yields, construction pipelines and other key data points in the market across Europe, Australia, Canada and LATAM. The new topics added in this year’s edition include room size comparison to rent levels, rent series, and portfolio structure.