Europe

A major mixed-use development featuring a 12,000-student university campus and medical facilities has been proposed for Limassol. The St Nicholas Hills project, planned for Prastio...

The first The Social Hub in Portugal opens on March 1st, in Porto, and will have 271 hotel rooms, 39 residential apartments, coworking space for almost 100 people and almost 450 square meters of meeting rooms.

Xior has acquired two purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) developments in Wroclaw and Warsaw. Poland has been characterised by its popular student cities with a large student population, but also by its large shortage of student accommodation.

Savills, on behalf of institutional investors, has completed the sale of a permitted development site in Warsaw, Poland, to Kajima for an undisclosed price.

Growing numbers of students studying in higher education, increasing international student numbers and significant unmet demand for student housing highlight the growth potential in...

Global Student Accommodation (GSA) has appointed Linda Delmedico as Regional Development Manager in Italy. Linda is GSA’s first employee in the country, marking a significant milestone in the company’s European growth strategy.

In Bayreuth, opposite the university, another student residence is to be built. The development plan still needs to be changed for this. The site was previously intended for a mix of residential and commercial use. But because the Zapf company has moved away, commercial use is no longer required.

Brookfield Asset Management is putting its Spanish student housing business, Livensa Living, up for sale, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Kajima Europe has acquired Student Depot's third development site in Warsaw, bringing its total operated and secured buildings in Poland to 12. Warsaw Ciołka Street will provide 628 rooms and various amenities across eight floors, totalling 10,100 sqm of NLA.

The University of Coimbra is renovating the Alegria student residence to create better conditions for its students.