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Legal & General will forward fund McLaren’s £160 million, 737-bed PBSA development on Manchester’s Upper Brook Street, comprising two buildings of nine and 23 storeys, scheduled for completion by summer 2028 to serve the academic year start.

JLL Capital Markets arranged the sale and financing of Market 100, a 164-unit student housing community near Georgia Southern University, representing seller Preiss and securing buyer RDG Student Housing’s first acquisition under Managing Director Bobby Child.

Intercontinental Real Estate Corp. and Interwest Capital Group have acquired River Edge, a 175-unit student housing community in Boise adjacent to Boise State University, expanding their presence in the student housing market.

Nottingham city council is set to approve plans by Vita Nottingham Guildhall Limited to convert the Grade II-listed former police headquarters and central fire station into 248 student rooms, alongside a new 18-storey tower providing 364 additional beds and a publicly accessible food hall.

Bristol City Council is set to decide on two major redevelopment plans in the Frome Gateway area, transforming former industrial sites near the M32 into hundreds of new homes, including build-to-rent flats and purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA).

Landmark Properties, in partnership with Manulife Investment Management and Peninsula Investments, has acquired a 3.29-acre site in Auburn, Alabama to develop The Mark Auburn, an 825-bed student housing community set for completion by Fall 2028 near Auburn University’s campus core.

Development Ventures Group, known as Deven Group, has formed a strategic partnership with Parallel, as two of the student housing industry’s top developers combine forces to execute forward-thinking, high-quality projects around the country.

Glasgow City Council has approved Danehurst Development Limited’s plan to build 152 purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) units across three blocks beside the River Kelvin at Otago Street, despite objections from local residents concerned about building height, parking, and impact on the Hillhead Conservation area.

Mirvac has been named preferred developer for the NSW Government’s redevelopment of the 3.6-hectare Sydney Fish Market site at Blackwattle Bay, planning over 1,400 homes including purpose-built student accommodation, alongside commercial, retail, and 26,000 sqm of public domain featuring a new foreshore promenade and boardwalk.