Brookfield, Citiplan Plot 31-Storey Brisbane Student Digs
The growing need for purpose-built student housing sector in Brisbane has prompted plans for a 31-storey tower on Margaret Street. Plans for the tower have been lodged with the Brisbane City Council by joint-venture partners Brookfield and Citiplan Property.
Bond Uni Unveils Plans for Towering Student Digs
Bond University has unveiled plans for a two-tower “home away from home” for hundreds of students to cater for the growth and accommodation needs of its Gold Coast campus. The proposal is earmarked for 7063sq m site at 14 Lake Street, Varsity Lakes—next to the not-for-profit private university.
Students branded ‘national security risk’ scrap plans to study in Australia
Hundreds of PhD students from countries including Iran, China and Pakistan are turning to alternative study-abroad destinations after lengthy delays have seen some students...
Student Towers Greenlit for Melbourne, Sydney
Two purpose built student accommodation projects have been approved in Australia’s biggest cities as the number of students returning to our shores continues to rise.
USyd outsources student accommodation operation to Unilodge
The University of Sydney has released plans to outsource campus accommodation operations to Unilodge in a change plan released on the staff intranet earlier this week. Unilodge will now manage the day-to-day operations of university-owned accommodation.
Student Towers Completed in Melbourne CBD
Two student accommodation towers have been added to the Melbourne CBD with the completion of work on the joint-venture projects by CBRE Investment Management and developer Cedar Pacific’s Accommodation Trust.
Australia’s empty offices could be the key to solving the housing crisis
Turning empty office buildings in Australia’s CBDs into housing via a process known as asset repurposing could help solve the country’s housing affordability issues, according to a new report from PRD.
Surge in number of Chinese students prompts fears of homelessness in Western Australia
A snap announcement by the Chinese Ministry of Education advising that it will no longer accredit foreign qualifications studied online is expected to result...
Singapore Developer Files $132m Macquarie Park Student Plans
A $132-million purpose-built student accommodation development planned for Sydney’s Macquarie Park will cater to the influx of international students returning to Australia, the developers say.
Student accommodation strained further by Chinese Government announcement
The Student Accommodation Council believes additional strain will be placed on existing student accommodation in the wake of the Chinese Government ordering university students to return to on-campus learning in their country of study.
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