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The joint venture between Galliard Homes and Apsley House Capital – Galliard Apsley Partnership is seeking planning consent for its College Gardens proposals. In February 2023, planning permission was granted to Get Living for 681 student accommodation rooms and 821 Build to Rent apartments.

Labour has confirmed it has no plans to overturn the previous Conservative government’s restrictive student visa policies. In an interview with Sky News this week,...

International student housing managed marketplace – University Living – recently acquired 51% of StudentTenant, an established entity specialising in purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in the UK.

Public consultation has started over revised plans for Glasgow’s massive College Street goods yard site following sale of the land to a different developer. The Galliard Apsley Partnership is in the process of seeking planning consent for a residential-led, mixed-use scheme on the 7.5-acre derelict site between Collegelands and Bell Street, beside Parsonage Square.

Fusion Group, one of the largest privately-owned student accommodation developers and operators in the UK, and global alternative investment manager Cheyne Capital have jointly acquired a second site for purpose-built student accommodation (“PBSA”) in Brent Cross Town.

A 4.7-acre site near Paddington Village, Liverpool, could be snapped up for a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme. The Liverpool development site could help to ease the student housing supply issues in the city. It comes after Taskers decided to sell its old homeware store.

Nottingham City Council has recommended plans for a new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project at 2 Queens Road ahead of a planning meeting where a final decision will be made.

New plans have been submitted to replace empty commercial buildings and replace them with a new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA). The new Stoke PBSA development would offer 202 student flats if plans were to be approved.

Maccreanor Lavington secures planning for a 33-storey London purpose-built development scheme (PBSA) from the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC). The new scheme will be situated in North Acton, west London.

The Watermark Group project consists of approximately 451 units over three buildings. Building 1, fronting Academy Way, is proposed to be five storeys in height and buildings 2 and 3 would be four storeys. It also includes 11,500 square feet of commercial space and 78,500 sq. ft.