Australia’s residential living sector is transforming with key trends reshaping demand
Our latest Residential Living Sector Insight – October 2025, is out now, providing insight into one of Australia’s fastest-evolving real estate sectors, and exploring emerging opportunities across sub-sectors including Build-to-Rent, Co-living, Purpose-Built Student Accommodation, and Manufactured Housing Estates.
Together, these sub-sectors are helping to reshape the housing landscape in response to affordability challenges, shifting demographics, and evolving lifestyle trends.
The Insight finds Australia’s residential living sector is at a pivotal stage, underpinned by strong fundamentals and poised for long-term growth. With housing affordability and demographic shifts reshaping demand, institutional interest in residential living is rising.
Our research explores these emerging trends and outlines where opportunities are likely to arise in the coming years.
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