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Students studying at Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) Merritt campus will have access to more on-campus housing and child care, with construction to begin soon on a new family housing complex. NVIT is B.C.'s only public Indigenous post-secondary institution.

Sid Lee Architecture, in partnership with CANORA Private Property Management, transformed a Shaughnessy Village historical building into 25,000 square feet of student lofts. Known...

Last March the borough council decided to explore the future of its 65,681 sq ft office building with the authority only occupying three floors. Only 52% of its desks are used at any one time as more staff work flexibly, splitting their time between the office and working remotely.

For students, accommodation is more than just a place to sleep—it’s where friendships form, communities thrive, and university life begins. As student needs evolve,...

The N16 Stratford scheme being developed in partnership with HG Living and M&G Real Estate, will have 504 student beds across two blocks reaching 10 and 18 storeys. The project will also include 1,500 sqm of amenity space for students, including roof terraces and courtyards.

Specialist capital advisory firm Arc & Co. has closed a 70% LTV debt package in partnership with Ingenious Capital Management, whilst also sourcing a JV equity investor to support the development of a purpose-built student accommodation project in Tower Hamlets, London.

Sir Sadiq Khan has intervened after Westminster City Council refused to approve plans for a 20-storey student accommodation block on the canal opposite Paddington station.

A landmark stage has been reached in the construction of a purpose-built student accommodation scheme on one of the region’s largest regeneration sites.

The corner of North High Street and Lane Avenue could look different under a new 16-story student housing proposal. On Feb. 28, Georgia-based Landmark Properties submitted a plan for the property at 2160 N. High St. for review by the University Impact District Review Board.

Time is up for a weathered cluster of brown-shingle historic buildings in Berkeley’s Southside neighborhood, once home of the Anna Head School for Girls, established in 1892, 14 years after the city was established.