Regions

RMIT University and Scape by The Living Company are investing over $270 million in the State Library Exchange, a mixed-use development above Melbourne’s State Library Station that will combine nine levels of university learning facilities with 46 levels of student accommodation, set to open from 2029.

Yugo has secured a long-term agreement with Italian developer Zanklon Capital to operate three new purpose-built student accommodation residences in Messina, Sicily, delivering 1,836 beds for the 2029/30 academic year and expanding Yugo’s Italian portfolio to over 5,500 beds across eight cities.

Fender Katsalidis has submitted a development application for a 29-storey student accommodation tower at 37 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane, featuring 350 student and co-living rooms across Levels 5 to 28 within the Kurilpa Sustainable Growth Precinct.

Cabrillo College is developing Costa Vista, a 257,000-square-foot student housing community with 647 beds shared between Cabrillo (60%) and UC Santa Cruz (40%) students, scheduled for completion in summer 2027.

Bermondsey-based Fourfoursixsix has submitted plans to Hackney Council for Re:shape, a mixed-use development featuring a 23-storey co-living tower.

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Atelier has provided a £4.7 million loan at 70% LTV for a 19-month term to fund the conversion of a Category-A listed former hotel into a 48-room PBSA scheme in Aberdeen, North East Scotland.

Hong Kong’s student accommodation shortage is projected to nearly double to 147,200 beds by 2029-2030, driving investors to convert hotels and office buildings into student housing, exemplified by China Resources Longdation’s $953 million purchase of Hotel COZi Oasis for conversion into 900 beds.

Megan Kennedy has been appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO) at The Social Hub (TSH), where she will oversee operations across the company’s European portfolio.

The Building Safety Regulator has approved the first phase of a 2,300-bed student accommodation project at Cambridge Halls, Manchester, following planning consent from Manchester City Council, allowing construction to advance after demolition and groundworks have begun.