Many Different Types and Target Age groups

There are 3 main sub-sectors of micro-apartments. These are namely: serviced apartments, student accommodation and furnished micro-apartments. The commonality among them all is the convenient location, furnished-nature and shorter-term leasing.

One mistake to make is to assume that the only target demographic is the youth, although currently it is the largest market. With the world becoming so globally accessible, commuting and frequent business trips are a way of life for a large share of working professionals.

Many of which do not wish to live in hotels as they prefer the privacy and a space to make their own. This demographic further elevates the rental prospects as luxury living becomes compact.

Micro-apartments are becoming relevant in several phases of life due to changes in society and demographics. This makes property investment in micro-living a multifaceted opportunity for all generations. There are young adults requiring student housing, new working professionals branching out from families and expats and commuters of all ages who prioritise convenience. In future, there could even be a market for the elderly with mobility constraints to benefit from assisted micro-living. As the housing supply pipeline narrows across European cities, the future of this trend has countless possibilities but the one certain forecast is growth.