London’s potential market for coliving accommodation is 600,000 beds while supply is forecast to reach just 11,500 beds by 2027, reports Gerald Eve, saying the figures point to an "immense investment opportunity".
Gerald Eve’s Co-Living Operator Survey finds that within Zones 2 and 3 in the capital, the investment yield for existing coliving stock ranges from 4% to 4.75%, reflecting a mix of stock, but recent prime funding deals in London are showing yields of between 4.35% and 4.5%.