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Peter Young
Peter Young
Peter Young, chief executive officer at Q Investment Partners

Concrete AnalysisCo-living luring London property investors back

A bus passes The Nova Building, a mixed residential and commercial use building, in the Westminster borough of London. Jitters surrounding the British capital city's property market are finally starting to show up in home prices, but for many young people, buying their own home outright is still out of reach financially, and co-living as a concept is gaining in popularity as a result. Photo: Bloomberg

As growing numbers of young people say they are lonely, these new developments are focusing on four areas: convenience, community, connectivity and city living

Concrete AnalysisWhy 2018 is the year you should diversify your property portfolio

The Collective Old Oak co-living space in West London that has 550 micro units. Co-living is emerging as a popular property investment choice in the UK. Photo: Nick Guttridge

Concrete AnalysisStudent housing looks like a good bet while the undervalued pound recovers

In London, property prices have risen 2.6 per cent since last year with the average property value now at £484,362, according to August data from the UK House Price Index. Photo: Bloomberg
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