Investing in parking and mobility assets that keep European cities and essential destinations accessible.
Where we invest
We invest in parking and mobility infrastructure with strong locations, diversified demand and potential for active operational value creation.
Why Mobility Infrastructure matters
Cities need efficient access and fewer vehicles searching for scarce on-street space. Well-located parking infrastructure plays a practical role in that transition.
Demand may come from residents, commuters, visitors, hospitals, retail, leisure and commercial users.
Many cities are reducing on-street parking while suitable sites for new parking infrastructure remain limited.
Pricing, contracts, technology, energy use and space utilisation provide multiple levers for active management.
Selected assets can support electric-vehicle charging, shared mobility, last-mile services and other urban functions.
Asset fundamentals
Location quality, demand diversity, operating structure and adaptability determine long-term relevance.
Urban car parks
Scarce infrastructure in high-demand locations
Urban car parks can serve a diversified mix of users and benefit from limited competing supply. We assess catchment, accessibility, tariff potential, operating structure, occupancy patterns and the long-term mobility policy of the city. Active management focuses on improving operational performance and maintaining the asset’s relevance as mobility patterns evolve.
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Funds
Active investment vehicles focused on student housing
€1.9
BN. AUM
Student housing assets under management across Europe
6+
Countries
Pan-European exposure
in key university cities
10.000+
Units
Purpose-built student accommodation
Parking portfolios
Diversification through multiple locations and demand profiles
Portfolio strategies combine assets across cities, destination types and user groups. This can reduce reliance on a single local demand driver and create operating efficiencies, stronger data and greater strategic scale.
4
Funds
Active investment vehicles focused on student housing
€1.9
BN. AUM
Student housing assets under management across Europe
6+
Countries
Pan-European exposure
in key university cities
10.000+
Units
Purpose-built student accommodation
Mobility hubs
Connecting private, shared and public transport
Mobility hubs can bring together parking, charging, bicycles, shared mobility and public transport connections. Their value depends on genuine local demand and a clear role within the wider transport network.
4
Funds
Active investment vehicles focused on student housing
€1.9
BN. AUM
Student housing assets under management across Europe
6+
Countries
Pan-European exposure
in key university cities
10.000+
Units
Purpose-built student accommodation
Destination parking
Supporting hospitals, transport nodes and mixed-use destinations
4
Funds
Active investment vehicles focused on student housing
€1.9
BN. AUM
Student housing assets under management across Europe
6+
Countries
Pan-European exposure
in key university cities
10.000+
Units
Purpose-built student accommodation
European scale. Local mobility intelligence.
Parking demand, regulation and tariff structures are local. We combine market-level knowledge with a consistent investment framework and specialist asset management. This supports disciplined selection across European cities while allowing each asset to be managed according to its specific demand profile.
Active
Selected European markets
Focus
Core cities and essential destinations
Exposure
Urban parking, portfolios and mobility hubs
Execution
Local asset management with central investment oversight
Mobility Infrastructure strategies
Specialist investment vehicles providing exposure to European parking and mobility infrastructure.
Selected Mobility Infrastructure investments
Representative investments across urban parking, destination parking and mobility platforms.
Mobility Infrastructure insights
Perspectives on urban access, parking demand, mobility policy and the evolving role of infrastructure in European cities.
FAQ
Well-located parking assets can provide access to cities and essential destinations while benefiting from constrained supply and diversified demand. The sector also offers tangible opportunities for active operational management.
We assess each asset against long-term mobility policy, public transport access, car ownership, electric-vehicle adoption and alternative use potential. The objective is to invest in locations and formats that remain relevant as mobility evolves.
Depending on the asset, these may include tariff optimisation, contract restructuring, improved occupancy management, digital systems, energy efficiency, electric-vehicle charging and better integration with the surrounding destination.
Key considerations include location-specific demand, operator and contract risk, regulation, capital expenditure, competing supply, mobility policy and technological change. These are assessed during acquisition and monitored throughout ownership.
Access depends on the relevant fund or mandate. Institutional investors can contact the Mobility Infrastructure team to discuss available and future strategies.
Discussing a Mobility Infrastructure allocation?
We work with institutional investors seeking specialist exposure to European parking and mobility assets.
