PME takes first step in healthcare real estate with € 100 million investment
THE HAGUE, 30 June 2026 – PME invests € 100 million in Bouwinvest’s Dutch Senior Living Impact Fund. With this investment, PME is contributing to the development of future-proof and high-quality senior housing in the Netherlands. It is PME’s first investment in healthcare real estate, a category that has had an explicit place in PME’s real estate strategy in the Netherlands since the end of 2025.
The Dutch Senior Living Impact Fund focuses on high-quality and sustainable residential care concepts, ranging from life-course-proof homes to intramural care facilities. As a result, the investment contributes to increasing the supply of suitable homes for the elderly and at the same time supports mobility in the housing market.
Alae Laghrich: “With this investment, we are strengthening our Dutch real estate portfolio with a category that is financially attractive and adds social value. Healthcare real estate was added as a new category at the end of 2025, due to the combination of expected stable returns and clear social value. And it is directly in line with what our participants find important: our studies show that good housing and accessible care are important themes for PME’s supporters. We are responding to this with our investment.”
Background information
Real estate is an important building block within PME’s investment portfolio. It provides stable and predictable income and contributes to risk diversification. At the end of 2025, 7.4% of our assets were invested in real estate, and we want to grow this to 12% in the coming years.
Approximately half of our real estate portfolio is now invested in the Netherlands. This portfolio is strongly focused on housing (approximately 80%), supplemented by commercial real estate (approximately 20%). Logistics and industrial real estate are not part of this. With a view to social developments, we positioned healthcare real estate as a separate category within the residential portfolio at the end of 2025, with a maximum share of 20%.