Regions

Landmark Properties has completed The Standard at Los Angeles, a 1,261-bed student housing community located 0.3 miles from the University of Southern California, marking its second ground-up development in the city.

American Campus Communities is developing Crest on University, an 898-bed student housing complex at 12099 University Boulevard, adjacent to the University of Central Florida. The $85 million project began construction in 2025 and targets fall 2027 occupancy, offering a mix of furnished units and wellness-focused amenities.

Cambridge City Council approved St John’s College’s plan to replace the 147-room Wolfson Court with a new 408-room accommodation complex on Clarkson Road, tripling capacity and primarily housing Lucy Cavendish students alongside staff and visitors.

Griffith University has opened a new student accommodation tower at its Gold Coast campus, adding 460 beds and increasing on-campus housing capacity to nearly 1,000 beds, addressing local student housing demand.

Landmark Properties announced the initial closing of Landmark Realty Partners II, LP with $140 million in capital commitments, targeting $500 million total to pursue value-add acquisitions in the U.S. student housing sector, focusing on undercapitalized assets near large, selective universities.

Gilbane and Purdue University Fort Wayne completed Trace, a 213,000-square-foot student housing complex with 601 beds across 176 units near the university’s North Campus, expanding on-campus residential capacity to support enrollment growth.

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Lendlease and The Crown Estate’s Impact Partnership has submitted plans to Newham Council for Stratford Cross, a major residential-led development including affordable and market homes, student accommodation, co-living, a new park, shops, and public paths connecting to Stratford station.

The University of Mississippi is advancing 170 construction projects valued at $1.3 billion, covering academic buildings, student housing, and infrastructure upgrades to support long-term campus growth.

Long Beach City College is developing its first-ever student housing complex, a 431-bed facility on the Liberal Arts Campus set to open in fall 2028, addressing critical housing insecurity among its student population.