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 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
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
Peter Young
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Concrete Analysis by Peter Young

Why 2018 is the year you should diversify your real estate portfolio

The best sectors to consider are health care, purpose built student

accommodation, retirement housing and co-living rental sector

Peter Young
Peter Young

Updated: 7:11pm, 2 Jan, 2018

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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 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
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
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Peter Young, chief executive officer at Q Investment Partners