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Nido Livensa Group Sells Five Residences in Portugal to Support Goal of Growing to 25,000 Beds by 2031
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Nido Livensa Group Sells Five Residences in Portugal to Support Goal of Growing to 25,000 Beds by 2031

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 18:36

Nido Livensa Group announced the sale of five residences in Portugal, an operation aimed at freeing up capital to reinvest in new projects. This disposal is part of the group's strategy to achieve the ambitious goal of growing to 25,000 beds by 2031.

With the sale of the Portuguese residences, the group makes financial resources available that will be channeled to development projects and acquisitions in priority markets.

Among the priority markets is Florence, where Nido Livensa Group made a recent investment. Additionally, the group has other projects under preparation in the Italian cities of Turin and Milan, revealing a particular focus on the Italian market.

Why this matters

Students and residents currently occupying the five residences sold in Portugal may face changes in management or ownership. This transaction reflects a trend of international student housing companies concentrating investments in markets such as Italy, shifting capital from the Portuguese market to international projects.

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