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BRISBANE Where has the student market come from and where is it going? 29th November 2016

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Where has the student market come from and where is it going?

29th November 2016

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Introduction & Past Experience

PAULSAVITZDirector

Research&Consul;ng

8+yearsexperienceinresearchingpurpose

builtstudentaccommoda;on

(PBSA)marketsacrosstheUK,Europeand

Australia

SupplyandDemandAssessments Valua;onSupport

StudentExperienceandNeedSurveys

ResearchReports&WhitePapers

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Knight Frank - Global

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Knight Frank - Local

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Agenda

§  Current Demand & Supply Imbalance

§  Future Demand & Supply – Growth?

§  Importance of PBSA §  PBSA Sector Investment & Development

§  Outlook

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Student numbers trending up

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training (full time students)

§  Theposi)onlastyearshowingsolidannualgrowthfrom2001onwards

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Student numbers trending up

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training (full time students)

§  1,000,373studentsenrolledonafull)mebasis,up2.8%from972,336in2014

§  Thenumberoffull;meinterna;onalstudentsenrolledatAustralianHigherEduca;onIns;tu;onshasshownposi;vegrowth(5.5%)forthethirdconsecu;veyear

§  Adeprecia)onoftheAustralianDollar,growinginterna)onalrecruitmentpolicies,highlyrankeduniversi)es,increasingconfidenceinstudentsafety,andthesimplifica)onofstudentvisaapplica)onshavefacilitatedthisreturninggrowth

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International students at record levels

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training (full time students)

§  Theposi)onlastyearshowingsolidannualgrowthsince2012

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International students at record levels

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training (full time students)

§  15yearaverage=29.6%ofallfull)mestudents

§  2015recorded30.9%§  Interna)onalstudentshavegrownby

165%since2001,from116,304toanewpeakof308,704in2015

§  40,834moreinterna)onalstudentsthanin2012

Whyareinterna;onalstudentsimportant?

§  1)Theypayhighertui)onfeesthandomes)cstudents

§  2)Morelikelytorequireaccommoda)onasonthewholetheydonothaveaccesstoadomes)cresidence

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And the economic benefits are huge

Source: Knight Frank Research, ABS

§  Australia'sannualeduca)onexports(interna)onalstudents)soaredtoanewhighof$21bn

§  27%ofeduca)onexportrevenuewasfromChinesestudentsinyeartoSeptember2016

§  Overtwo-thirdsofeduca)onexportearningsgotoNSWandVictoria,withQueenslandearning15%,WA7%andSAonly5%

§  Studentsinhighereduca)onsupply70%ofeduca)onexportearnings

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Demand is growing…

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training (full time students)

§  79%ofinterna)onalstudentslocatedacrossNSW,VICandQLD

§  BothNSW&Vicrecordedannualgrowthinoverseasfull;mestudentsthispastyearof8.3%and7.6%respec;vely

§  Qldactuallyrecordeda1.0%fall

EasternSeaboardarethelargestmarketsfor

interna;onalstudentsandisalsowheregrowthhasbeen

strongest

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However… supply doesn’t add up

Source: Knight Frank Research

§  KnightFrank’sanalysisofPBSAacrossAustraliaindicatesafigurecloseto92,143

§  Takesintoconsidera)onthecomple)onof5,611PBSAbedspaceswhichbecameopera)onalin2015and4,593newbedsin2016

§  TheEasternSeaboardstatesofQueensland,NewSouthWalesandVictoriaaccountforover78%ofallPBSAbedspaces

14,921

33,172

23,450 National: 92,143

5,933

965

4,720

7,469

1,513

Growthinstudentnumbershashistoricallyoutweighed

thegrowthinPBSA

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11.6 / 3.0

8.9 / 2.5

12.4 / 4.9

16.6 / 4.9

6.4 / 2.2

14.3 / 3.7

3.1 / 1.2

11.7 / 3.1

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Student to bed ratio

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education and Training

§  1PBSAbedspaceforevery3.4FTinterna;onalHEstudentsna;onally

Highlightstheacutenessoftheshortageinstudentaccommoda;on

National: for every 1 PBSA bedspace there are

10.9 FT HE students

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Cambridge = 1.9

Edinburgh = 3.2

Newcastle = 3.0

4.3 = Glasgow

Sheffield = 2.7

Nottingham = 2.5

London = 3.3

Southampton = 3.0

1.6 = Oxford

York = 4.0 Leeds = 2.5

Leicester = 2.2

2.8 = Bristol

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Placing those figures into context…

Source: Knight Frank Research, HESA

Perth

Highlightsthematurityof,and

accessibilityof,thestudent

accommoda;onmarketinother

na;ons

Na;onssuchastheUKcompetewithAustraliafortherecruitmentof

interna;onalstudents

§  TheUKPBSAmarkethasnowmaturedintoasectorwherethetransac)onofassetsandlandhasaveragedover£5bnoverthepasttwoyears

3.0 = Manchester 2.3 = Liverpool

3.1 = Birmingham

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Future supply pipeline is increasing…

Source: Knight Frank Research

§  Greaterinterest&knowledgeofthesector–anunderstandingofundersupplylevels

§  KnightFrankes)matethat36,675PBSAbedspaceshavethepoten)altobecomeopera)onalbytheendof2021

§  IfallisbuiltmajorityofnewstockwillbedeliveredacrossSydney(12%),Melbourne(24%)andBrisbane(31%)

§  Currently11,478PBSAbedspacesintheBrisbanesupplypipeline–Doubledoverthepast18months

§  TheCityCouncilhasadaptedplanningregula)onstoallowforreduceddevelopercontribu)onsonsiteswhichfallwithinspecifiedparameters

13,760

6,086

9,161 National: 36,675

3,365

0

1,967

1,796

540

…pipelineto2021

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Delivery of new PBSA bedspaces to peak in 2019…

Source: Knight Frank Research

§  Withsignificantstudentaccommoda)ondevelopmenteitherplannedorunderwaythroughoutAustralia,comparedwithhistoricdevelopmentlevels,aninferiorschemewillquicklyprovetobeanunviableasset

§  CurrentlyasaresultoflimitedsupplyofqualityPBSA,AustralianIns;tu;onsarereliantontheprivaterentedresiden;almarkettowhichtheyhavenocontrol

§  Goingforwardthiscouldimpactontheirabilitytorecruitthebeststudents,nega;velyimpac;ngtheirposi;ons,andreputa;ons,inworldeduca;onrankings

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…andcompe;;onamongstoperatorswillincrease

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Residential supply has increased but…..

Source: Knight Frank Research, Residex, REINSW

…rentalgrowthiss;llrisinginthethreebiggeststudentci;es–albeitmoreslowly

§  Vacancyindicatorsshowthatthereisroomforrentstogrowfurtherastotalvacancyremainsbelowthe3%equilibrium

§  GoodnewsforPBSAdevelopers,operatorsandinvestors

§  Latentdemand

§  Rentalpicturenotposi)veeverywhere–Perthfalling

§  PBSAappearstobealowriskinvestment…ifyougetitright!

September 2016

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Domestic population Growth will drive demand

Source: Knight Frank Research, ABS

§  Indica;onsarethatdemandforHigherEduca;onplaceswillcon;nuetorise,asthekeystudentdemographic(18-22yearolds)con;nuesitsupwardgrowthtrend

§  Theincreasein18-22yearolds,projectedatanaveragegrowthof0.6%perannumoverthenext10years,or83,415inabsolutenumbertermswillunderwritesignificantexpansioninAustralianHigherEduca;onprovision

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Global student mobility to increase

Source: Knight Frank Research, OECD, Böhm et al 2003

§  Educa)onisanincreasinglyglobalmarketplace

§  Thenumberofstudentsahendinguniversityoutsidetheirowncountryisforecasttomorethandoubleby2025

§  AnopportunityforAustralianHigherEduca)onIns)tu)onstoincreasetheirstudentintake–alreadyoneofthehighestrecipientsofinterna)onalstudentsalongsideUS,Canada&UK

§  Andanopportunityfordevelopersandinvestorsintostudentaccommoda;on

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All leading to a continued increase in mobile students

Source: Knight Frank Research, UCA

§  Mobile,highereduca)onstudentsarecountedasthesumofdomes)cfull-)meinterstatestudentsplusdomes)cfull-)meintrastatestudentswhomustleavehometoajendtheirchosenuniversityplusonshorefull-)meinterna)onalstudents

§  Therewasanincreaseof47%inthenumberofmobilehighereduca)onstudentsovertheperiod2004throughto2013

§  Equatestoa4.4%compoundannualgrowthrateoverthesameperiod

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And a need for more accommodation

Source: Knight Frank Research, UCA 2014 Census Report

§  Usingpastgrowthtrendsofmobilestudentstoes;matefuturegrowth,by2024,therecouldbeover500,000mobilestudentsinAustralia

§  Withoutasignificantincreaseinpurposebuiltstudentaccommoda;onwherewillthesestudentslive?

§  Thisisanincreasinglyimportantissueas…

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affordability decereases

Source: Knight Frank Research, Department of Education & Training: International Student Survey 2014

§  Sa)sfac)onwithAustralianaccommoda)oncostsaccordingtotheInterna)onalStudentSurvey2014hasdecreased:

§  2010=60%sa;sfac;on

§  2012=51%sa;sfac;on

§  2014=49%sa;sfac;on

§  Thesedecliningsa)sfac)onlevelscouldbereflec)veofthecostoflivinginAustraliacomparedwithhomecountriesforinterna)onalstudents

§  Orchangingexchangerates

§  Butlikelytobebecauseofincreasingrents–aresultoflimitedsupply&growingdemand

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And students are now demanding more

Source: Knight Frank Research, Unite Students

§  UniteGroup–50,000studentbedspaces,140proper)es&afurther7,000inthedevelopmentpipeline

§  Applicantsincreasinglyseeaccommoda;on-andthequalityofaccommoda;on-asabigdrawforapplyingtoapar;cularuniversity

§  “THERISEOFTHESTUDENTASACONSUMER”

§  In2014aquarterofApplicantsconsidered‘goodqualityaccommoda;on’animportantfactorforchoosingauniversity.Thatrosetooverathird(35%)in2015.

§  MorethanafiqhofApplicants(22%)saytheaccommoda;ononofferisoneoftheirtopthreereasonsfortheirchoiceofuniversity.Both‘academicsupport’and‘agreatnightlife’werebeatentothespot

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Services & location most important

Source: Knight Frank Research, Unite Students

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investors are recognising the opportunity

25 Source: Knight Frank Research

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Investors are circling

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§  GrowingknowledgeofundersupplyandthePBSAsector

fundamentals

§  HigherEduca;onins;tu;onstoconcentratemajorityoffundson

researchandteaching–notonprovingaccommoda;on

§  Lowriskinvestment–latentdemand

§  Demandforalterna;veinvestmentassets–bothdomes;cally

andglobally

§  LowinterestratesandfallingcostofdebtmakeAustralianreal

estateyieldahrac;veandastableinvestment

§  Planning&developmentencouragement&support(Brisbane)

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Outlook for the PBSA Sector

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Discussion & Questions?

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