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Move-In Weekend is one of the highlights for Brock University students. Within the next four years, Niagara College will add another housing for another 1,000 students so that the annual ritual will become more commonplace on its Welland and Niagara-on-the-Lake campuses, as well.

L’immeuble tout noir situé au coin de la rue Ontario et du boulevard Saint-Laurent, qui semble avoir été laissé à l’abandon depuis la fermeture du bar iconique Katacombes, disparaîtra bientôt du paysage urbain. De ses cendres renaîtra un immeuble à logements étudiants.

The land has been blessed and construction is set to begin in the coming months on North Island College’s (NIC) first on-campus student residence. The $77.2 million Student Housing Commons project will see the construction of two separate residence buildings near each other on the college’s Comox Valley Campus in Courtenay, B.C.

Located off Oldham Place, the 10-storey development can go ahead following the signing of a Section 106 agreement. Approved in principle by Liverpool City Council in April, the authority has now handed down a decision notice granting planning consent for the 262-bedroom scheme.

Hundreds of apartments and more than 1,000 student accommodation beds will be built as part of a $1.7 billion transformation of one of Australia's most famous market sites.

An application has been submitted featuring hundreds of student accommodation units within a pair of buildings in Loughborough. Fusion Students has brought forward proposals to redevelop a site situated between Limehurst Avenue and the Grand Union Canal Basin.

Property lender Leumi UK has provided Patron Capital — in a JV with Curation Capital — with a £9.26m facility to fund the acquisition and refurbishment of a student accommodation building in Manchester.

Three Tuns Development, a joint venture between two professional property developers Simon Williams and Andrew Ward, has secured funding on a large semi-commercial asset, with backing from Shawbrook.

Greystar has acquired land for a student housing development in Ivry-sur-Seine, in the Paris suburbs, as part of its pan-European residential strategy. Construction of the 310-bed, 18-storey building, designed by Parisian architects Brenac & Gonzalez & Associés, will begin this September with completion scheduled for late 2025. 

Gonzalo Carpintero Navarro will be appointed as CEO of Livensa Living, the Southern Europe-focused student housing and flexible living specialist. He will succeed Neil Jones, who has decided to retire as CEO and will become Non-Executive Chairman and an advisor to the business, as well as continue to co-own the business in a joint venture with Brookfield managed funds.