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San Francisco city officials are inviting the University of California system to open a campus in their downtown area, citing “a set of remarkable opportunities” that it could provide students. “A number of properties” could accommodate a UC campus, including student housing, according to Mayor London Breed.

Liberty Court on Elswick Road in Newcastle is a four storey, grade II listed building within a walled and gated compound. It is made up of 72 bedrooms with shared lounges, kitchen and bath/shower rooms.

Plans have been revealed to build a major new development of student accommodation at a former supermarket site in a Birmingham suburb.

Research by an Australian think tank, the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA), claims that Australia will face a supply shortfall of 252,800 housing units...

Core Spaces, a vertically integrated residential real estate developer, owner and operator, today announced a significant financial partnership with Blue Owl’s GP Strategic Capital platform, a leading capital provider to institutional alternative asset management firms. The long-term partnership will fuel Core’s growth investments in existing and new businesses and will further drive the brand’s innovation and expansion plans.

A Chicago-based developer of student housing has submitted a redevelopment plan for the former Summit on 16th United Methodist Church at 82 E. 16th St. The plan, which will be heard by the University Impact District Review Board (UIDRB) on July 27, calls for a seven-story, 229-unit building with a 178-space parking garage.

GroupGSA has won a design excellence competition from developer Linkcity to deliver a new 560-bed student housing project in Newcastle’s West End. If approved, it will be first purpose-built student accommodation building in Newcastle’s city centre.

Officials at The Preiss Company (TPCO), one of the nation’s largest, privately-held, student housing owner-operators, today announced the successful recapitalization of the 598-bed Collective at Clemson in S.C., its second such announcement in the past month.

The London Borough of Southwark has resolved to grant planning permission for a 444-bed student accommodation development on Borough High Street. King’s Place is being developed by Sellar Property Group, one of the developers behind the nearby Shard.

A plan to try to control the amount of high-rise student accommodation being built in a part of Nottingham has been adopted by the city council amid concerns a ‘monolithic’ barrier could split the area in two.