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Student accommodation developer Valeo Management Europe, which operates the Liv Student brand, wants to deliver approximately 550 new student beds and a commercial unit at Carrick Street. The project involves a brownfield site, currently home to the vacant headquarters of GAP Group.

Atelier has confirmed it is financing the development of a substantial PBSA scheme in Leeds, West Yorkshire. The £30.8m development finance loan has been provided to the Torsion Group, allowing the business to develop the PBSA scheme.

Cambridge City Council has approved plans to redevelop a city centre site at Regent Street overlooking a park, Parker’s Piece, into 26 student rooms and restaurant space on the ground floor.

Developer Cassidy has put its proposed Chainey Place development on London Road in Nottingham up for sale for an asking price of £3.9m. The site has planning permission for both 122 private rented sector apartments or 245 purpose-built student accommodation beds.

Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has shortlisted a building owned by the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) in Tardeo with compact studio apartments for its first student living project in the city.

The City of Madison Common Council approved a change to the city’s zoning code Tuesday night to expand the existing downtown affordable housing incentive so it can be used to create more affordable housing specifically for college students.

The former Nottingham City Council library building, located on Angel Row, could undergo a major transformation as plans have been unveiled to convert it into a mixed-use development.

The 5.9 acre former Royal Bank of Scotland site in Dundas Street currently has planning permission for around 350 new homes. Now developers Ediston, in collaboration with Orion Capital Managers, hope to change the two blocks of what were to be build-to-rent homes into purpose built student accommodation.

Scape, Australia’s largest owner and operator of purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), has launched the first of five buildings, collectively called KEKI, as the first step in its ambition to create ongoing sustainable value to Sydney’s first University precinct, stretching from Kensington to Kingsford in Sydney’s south.

Centaline Group, which operates the largest real estate agency network in Hong Kong, has splurged HK$180 million on its first student apartment project in Tsim Sha Tsui.