Student Housing
B.E.S.T. Offers Better Student Housing Idea for Rutgers
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, unveiled the first new student residence hall to open on its campus since 1994.
SPECIAL REPORT: Student Housing Has Arrived; Institutional Investors are ‘Giddy’
The student housing market is healthy and booming, according to industry leaders at NMHC’s 2011 Student Housing Conference & Exposition.
Campus Advantage Achieves Student Housing Industry Milestone
Campus Advantage recently announced a 45 percent returning resident ratio for the 2011-2012 school year among its managed student housing portfolio–a percentage that’s unprecedented in the student housing industry.
Not Your Father’s Student Housing: Banks Looking to Lend on Student Housing
Providence, R.I–Not so long ago, banks viewed the prospect of financing the development of student housing with skepticism, if not out-and-out resistance. No more. Banks today have done a complete 180 on the idea of financing student housing. And there’s a good reason for that.
TODAY’S DEALS: Education Realty Trust Purchases UC Riverside Student Housing
Education Realty Trust purchases their partner’s interest in UC Riverside student housing; NorthMarq Capital arranges permanent financing of $30.6 million for Las Vegas apartments; and Greenwich Village 30-unit building hits sales block for $10.95 million.
Renters Flocking to Student Housing Conversion in Brooklyn
In downtown Brooklyn, a former seven-story multifamily building is being converted to a 44-unit student housing community.
Gilbane Earns High Marks for New VCU Off-Campus Housing
“Successful student housing is different from typical multifamily housing,” according to Gilbane Development. Find out why.
New Student Housing Opens in Boca Raton
Boca Raton, Fla.–The Innovation Village Apartments, a new student housing development at Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton campus, opened recently for the beginning of the 2011-12 academic year.
University Residence Hall and Dining Facility Opens in St. Louis
St. Louis–A very tight time frame and the presence of in-ground obstructions were among the challenges surmounted in completing a new $15 million freshman residence hall and dining facility at Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis.
Tuscaloosa Tornado Spurs Relief Effort by Education Realty Trust
How Education Realty Trust and Edwards Companies joined forces to earn $22,000 in tornado relief efforts for the University of Alabama.