Co-living is a new type of shared habitat, within a building or in a large house, which has spread to France since 2017. carlo prearo/Carlo – stock.adobe.com
DECRYPTION – This type of habitat, which appeared recently, plans to create nearly 16,000 new homes by 2025.
Much more than a ping fad, co-living is in the process of establishing itself permanently in the real estate landscape. Moreover, Mipim is now devoting an international summit, the Co-Liv Summit, to this habitat combining the codes of the hotel industry, colocation and coworking, which is held the day before the opening of the show.
It must be said that if the current offer is just under the 10,000 accommodation bar in France according to a JLL study, this figure should increase to 26,000 by 2025. Because these accommodations, aimed above all at young workers, nomads and sometimes students are popular with customers and investors alike. A very diverse market that includes both houses with 10 to 20 occupants and huge buildings with up to 1,000 apartments.
Obviously, the larger the building, the more important the common services will be, knowing that many of the sets launched recently run between 100 and 200 beds.
“Demand is 10 to 50 times greater than supply”
“It’s a formula that meets the need for ease of access…
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