Regions

SALT LAKE CITY — The University of Utah (The U) and American Campus Communities (ACC), in a public-private partnership, have broken ground on a $155 million student housing complex in Salt Lake City. The six-story residence hall will add 1,400 beds for first- and second-year students.

Savills, on behalf of institutional investors, has completed the sale of a permitted development site in Warsaw, Poland, to Kajima for an undisclosed price.

Plans for a new student housing development have been submitted to Nottingham City Council, just days after the council's leader Neghat Khan stated the city has enough student accommodation.

An application to build flats and student accommodation on vacant brownfield land at 145 Elliot Street have been shared. 84 build-to-rent or private sale homes alongside block housing either co-living accommodation or 391 student flats would be spread over two towers.

The Tshwane Metro recently reached an agreement with the Tsoseletso Consortium to develop Schubart Park building.

A mixed-use Birmingham development site which has a GDV of more than £500m and will provide hundreds of student accommodation units has been placed on the market.

DC Holdings has purchased two New York student housing communities for $90 million from OC Ventures. The deal included the 192-unit, 640-bed Block 20 Buffalo in Amherst and the 182-unit, 358-bed The Hill at Rochester. GREA brokered the deal on behalf of the seller.

Booths popped up on campus this week, asking people what sort of room and building features they would like to see in the new building, which would replace 120 parking spaces

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