Shortage of student rooms: what does the solution look like?

The current challenge

Students struggle to find affordable housing. Many available student properties are outdated and do not meet modern standards in terms of comfort, sustainability and energy efficiency. This calls for an approach that focuses on both quantity and quality.

Our approach

Zeker Wonen Fondsen buys existing student properties and renovates them sustainably with our own team. We see opportunities in revitalising outdated buildings and transforming them into modern, energy-efficient living spaces. Through these renovations we add value to the property and contribute to solving the room shortage.

Financing and return

Our investment strategy is aimed at a stable and predictable return for investors. By buying, sustainably renovating and letting student properties, we create a stable stream of rental income. This model offers investors a financial return and contributes to making the property sector more sustainable.

Focus on sustainability and liveability

Sustainability is not an afterthought, it is part of the way we work. We integrate modern energy-saving technologies into the renovated properties, such as high-efficiency glazing and energy-efficient heating systems. In addition to sustainability, we pay attention to liveability by creating comfortable living and communal spaces that contribute to students' wellbeing.

Independent execution

Zeker Wonen Fondsen carries out everything in-house. This enables us to respond quickly and efficiently to market opportunities. We select strategically located properties that meet students' needs and offer potential for sustainable renovation and letting.

A sustainable solution for the future

Our approach offers a concrete solution to the shortage of student rooms by focusing on the renovation and sustainability of existing property. This is not only an answer to today's challenge, but also an investment in the future of the Dutch student community.