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Chuan Hup Holdings, on May 8, announced that it has completed its acquisition of 51% of the total shares in Homestead Capital, a newly-incorporated investment holding company that holds all the paid-up shares in Homestead KS. Homestead KS is a company that holds, leases, operates and manages properties for the student accommodation business.

Global Reach, a Premier overseas education consultant company since 1991 having 35 locations in the Indian SubContinent and University Living Accommodation, a trusted student housing platform announced their partnership to offer students planning to study overseas, a unique accommodation experience worldwide.

Up to 700 Indian students face deportation from Canada after authorities discovered that the documentation used by the students to obtain study visas for...

Singapore-based Centurion Corp has sold off its sole student housing property in South Korea in a deal valued at KRW 21.25 billion ($16 million), as the rental residential specialist narrows the scope of it student accommodation strategy.

The Japanese government has announced an ambitious goal of attracting 400,000 inbound international students and increasing the number of Japanese outbound students to 500,000...

In this Inbound Insight series article, we look at the rising number of students from Nepal choosing to study abroad, and explore what this cohort...

Rushabh Desai, former Asia Pacific CEO of Allianz Real Estate, has joined forces with Stephen Gaitanos and Craig Carracher, the co-founders of rental housing developer Scape Australia, to launch Varsity Group Asia, a fund management business targeting high-growth alternative real estate sectors in Asia Pacific.

China has recently eased some of its stricter COVID restrictions, but experts remain divided over whether the Chinese outbound student market will return to...

Vita Student has opened its first office in India as the business continues to increase its student recruitment across the country.

London, Oct 6 (PTI) Britain’s Indian-origin Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has cast doubts over a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with India over the issue of migration and branded Indians as the “largest group of people who overstay” their visas in the UK.