Student Housing

Campus Acquisitions Gearing Up for Tucson Development

Campus Acquisitions has hired Beal-Derkenne Construction to build Park Avenue, a student housing project bordering the University of Arizona-Tucson.

University of Louisiana Lafayette Completes $100M Housing Renovation

Ambling University Development Group recently completed a two-year, $100 million housing initiative for the University of Louisiana Lafayette.

Stirling Properties Buys Baton Rouge Student Housing

Stirling Properties Inc. has acquired Tiger Manor, a 287-unit student housing property near Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, La.

Public-Private Overhaul

Institutions across the country look to the University of Kentucky for advice on using public-private partnerships to replace aging student housing stock.

Join a Live Facebook Chat with Student Housing Expert John Picerne on October 16

John Picerne, CEO of the recently launched Corvias Group, as well as Picerne Military Housing, will be on the Multi-Housing News Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/MHNonFB on Tuesday, October 16th from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. EST to answer all of your questions.

Salmanson Capital Acquires Student Housing Portfolio

Salmanson Capital has acquired a portfolio of off-campus student housing adjacent to Bethlehem’s Lehigh University for $15.23 million.

Ann Arbor $50 Million Mixed-Use Building in the Works

Property owner Phil Sotiroff is hoping to convert his building on 1320 S. University into a $50 million mixed-use building in Ann Arbor, which would bring more student housing and encourage greater walkability and density to the South University Downtown Area.

Corvias Group Announces New Head of Student Housing Division

Corvias Group, a privately owned, vertically integrated real estate solutions group, announced that Kurt Ehlers has been appointed managing director of the company’s new student housing division, Corvias Campus Living.

Millersville University Announces $180M Student Housing Replacement Initiative

In May 2013, work will begin on a $180 million public/private partnership to build eight new residence halls for Millersville University, which will eventually replace the current residence halls.