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Muinzer, a privately held real estate investment firm founded by Marc Muinzer, alongside T2 Capital Management, today announced the acquisition of Village West near Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN. The property is one of the largest student-housing assets in the nation totaling 1,134 beds underpinned by 22 acres of land.

Irish investment house Elkstone has announced a strategic partnership with Harrison Street to develop more than 1,500 student accommodation bed in Dublin, Limerick, Cork and Galway in the next five years.

Plans to build a large student accommodation block on a vacant plot within a Stoke Gifford retail park have moved a step forward with the submission of a formal planning application. The move follows a round of pre-application community engagement that took place in February and March this year.

Puma Property Finance provides its third PBSA development facility to the Glenmore Group. The 152-bed development is situated in the heart of Dundee, a few minutes from the city’s two universities and its vibrant centre.

Bangor-based developer and manager in the rental accommodation sector, Watkin Jones, has secured a forward funding deal for a major student scheme in Bristol.

Torsion Students decided to rebrand to LUNA Students in response to accelerated company growth and a renewed corporate vision. Taking a collaborative approach, Torsion invited its current student residents to contribute their thoughts on the new name.

Campus X, società leader nel settore dello Student Housing, arricchisce la sua offerta con una nuova residenza per studenti a Modena: l’inaugurazione è prevista...

A US student housing partnership between Harrison Street and Toll Brothers has sold an 826-bed student housing community to University Partners. The partnership established in December 2020 has sold Canvas Tempe at Arizona State University for an undisclosed amount.

Plans for a huge student bed development on Streatham Campus for the University of Exeter are being recommended to be given the go-ahead. Exeter City Council’s planning committee are being advised by officers to approve the mammoth plans when they meet on Thursday.

The developer wants to build a 242-bedroom project on the former Ritz Roller Rink site off Mulberry Street.  Designed by Cartwright Pickard, McLaren Property’s scheme would see the former skating complex, which fronts Myrtle Street, knocked down.