Australia & New Zealand

Charles Darwin University (CDU) has received land in the Darwin CBD from the Northern Territory Government for the development of purpose-built student accommodation, next door to CDU’s City Campus.

The recently released results of INTO’s annual University Partnerships’ Global Agent Survey highlight some subtle but important shifts in terms of international student study...

Two reports released this week by Australia's Group of Eight (Go8) and the Property Council of Australia have found no direct link between international...

An economic analysis undertaken by the Group of Eight (Go8) which represents Australia's leading research-intensive universities, demonstrates there is no direct link between international...

International students make up just 4 per cent of Australia’s rental market and are not to blame for the housing crisis.

The developer wants to build an 18-storey, 708-bed student accommodation tower on an amalgamated site at 188-196 Grenfell Street, which includes the historic hotel.

Demand for purpose-built student accommodation continues to skyrocket with Griffith University committing to expand its offering to 1000 beds at its Southport campus. It was founded in Sydney in 2002 and is owned by four superannuation funds: Hostplus, Rest Super, Equip Super and NGS Super.

A vacant inner-city site is set to be transformed into a multi-storey student accommodation complex housing up to 540 people.

Singapore fund manager Cambridge RE Partners has made its second purchase of Australian student housing in three months with its acquisition of a 592-bed property near Sydney, according to an announcement by the firm.

Australia’s largest owner and operator of student housing is about to move up a grade with Scape announcing today that it has formed a fresh A$1 billion ($658 million) joint venture with the Netherlands’ APG Asset Management and Canadian pension fund manager Ivanhoe Cambridge to add to its portfolio of 17,200 operational apartments.