Asset Campus to Manage TX Student Housing

The $34 million San Marcos project will feature 510 beds and 32,000 square feet of retail space, with Tiff’s Treats, McAllister’s, Summer Moon Coffee Bar and Blaze Pizza among its tenants.

Back-to-School Events for Greater Resident Satisfaction

To help student housing properties get the maximum value from their amenities, as a property manager you should organize different activities that will lead to more engagement.

Greystar, Carlyle Group Buy WV Student Housing

The joint venture purchased The Domain at Town Centre, which includes 336 units and is located near West Virginia University and Fairmont State University.

JLL Brokers $62M Denver Community Sale

JLL’s Mike Grippi, Pamela Koster and David Martin secured the sale of the Class A community on behalf of the seller, Holland Partner Group.

San Jose Prices Out Many Residents

The metro’s lack of housing affordability continues to hinder population growth, as Silicon Valley’s multifamily market commands some of the highest rents in the nation, while the area’s median home price is approaching the $1 million mark.

HFF Arranges Construction Loan for Denver Senior Housing

Upon completion in 2019, the Class A community will offer 94 assisted-living and 32 memory-care units.

Walker & Dunlop Closes $26M Loan for AL Student Housing

Two21 Armstrong, a 390-bed property, is located just two blocks from Auburn University. Livingston Hessam, Jeremy Pino and Kyle Miller, along with HUD experts Keith Melton and David Strange, arranged the loan.

JV Completes Second Phase of Texas Student Housing

Following the opening of the first phase of Northside, which serves students attending the University of Texas at Dallas, Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions added 900 beds to the mixed-use community.

An Insider’s View of the Student Housing Business

Campus Advantage’s Michael Orsak and Josh Greenleaf discuss the best markets to invest in and their expectations from the sector going forward.

Solid Supply Impacts Occupancy in St. Louis

St. Louis continues to be one of the most affordable markets in the U.S. However, workforce housing is lacking and inventory expansion is placing pressure on occupancy.