Coliving Report 2025.
The state of European coliving in one document: market value, operational units and the operators behind them. Published by Artof.Co and launched at MIPIM Cannes in March 2025.
Coliving market size, in plain numbers
The European coliving market stands at roughly €7.8 billion, with about 24,500 operational coliving units across the EU. Those two figures give investors, developers and operators a shared reference point for a sector that has long been hard to size. If you are underwriting a project, advising a fund or planning an expansion, this is where the conversation starts.
Coliving statistics you can cite
- The European coliving market is valued at approximately €7.8 billion.
- Around 24,500 coliving units are operational across the EU.
- 21 coliving operators are profiled in the report.
- The report launched at MIPIM Cannes in March 2025.
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21 operator profiles show who runs the market
Market totals tell you how big the sector is. The 21 operator profiles tell you who is actually building and running shared living across Europe today. Together they turn an abstract asset class into a concrete map of the companies shaping it.
Research from inside the industry
Artof.Co has advised more than 50 coliving companies worldwide. Founder Gui Perdrix wrote The Art of Coliving, the 436-page industry reference built on interviews with more than 200 operators, and served as president of Co-Liv, the global coliving association, from 2020 to 2024. The report draws on that network and on a decade of operating, advising and publishing in shared living.
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More from the same shelf: The Art of Coliving, the Coliving Startup Report and the Community Facilitation Handbook all live on our publications page. And when the numbers raise questions about your own project, that is what the advisory is for.
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