Australia’s Student Accommodation Council cautions against tax on international students
The Property Council of Australia’s Student Accommodation Council has cautioned against “short-term thought-bubbles” such as a levy on international students being proposed by a...
Tensions rise in Australia as controversial student cap legislation fails to pass Senate
A new report from student insight analytics platform Voyage Insights highlights that negative sentiment among current and prospective international students towards Australia has increased...
Scape, Uni Partner for First PBSA-Campus Hybrid
Plans to create the first student living tower that shares space with a university in Australia are coming to fruition in Melbourne.
Student Accommodation Planned for CBD Office Tower
Plans have been lodged for a student accommodation development on Melbourne’s 225 King Street that will reuse and double in height the existing office building. The project would offer 409 studio rooms plus 11 two-bedroom student residences.
Major study destinations suffering reputational damage as student housing crisis rolls into 2023
A shortage of student housing stock in major study abroad destinations, combined with cost of living increases is impacting international student mobility and threatening the reputation of destinations.
Plans lodged for 35-storey residential tower in Adelaide
Designs for a 35-storey student accommodation tower in Adelaide’s CBD have been lodged for planning approval by local planning and property firm Intro.
Scape pushes ahead with projects despite tax burden of doing business in Victoria
Scape, the country’s largest owner and operator of purpose-built student accommodation, says the industry is carrying a hefty tax burden in Victoria, as it takes on the management of two more properties in Melbourne.
1334-bed Canberra student accommodation village on the market
A student accommodation provider is selling its 1334-bed, 12.8-hectare village at the University of Canberra. UC-Campus West consists of six accommodation complexes offering 207 apartments along with common areas for kitchen and bathroom amenities, lounge spaces, and various indoor and outdoor recreational facilities.
Backed by private sector, student housing pipeline rises to 35,605 beds in Australia
Mainly driven by the private sector, Australia’s student accommodation development pipeline has grown by 5,605 beds since Semester One last year, bringing the total pipeline of student-only beds to 35,605. The bulk of the supply is concentrated in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
Transformation of Kensington: A new era for Anzac Parade
Kensington is undergoing an exciting transformation, reshaping this iconic eastern Sydney suburb into a vibrant, connected, and sustainable destination.
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