UK & Ireland

Unite Students has received Gateway 2 approval from the Building Safety Regulator for its new 41-storey PBSA tower in Stratford, east London.

Avamore Capital has completed a £5m complex refinance and remediation facility for an experienced property investor and developer.

YTL Construction UK is developing The Propeller Quarter at Brabazon, North Bristol, delivering 750 beds in the first two blocks for the 2026/27 academic year, with a total of over 1,500 beds upon completion, positioning it among the UK’s largest student accommodation schemes.

Mansfield College has submitted plans for a major redevelopment, adding 174 student bedrooms and new teaching facilities by replacing the South Range with a unified building that completes the Main Quad and creates two new quads, enhancing both accommodation and communal spaces.

Nottingham City Council has granted full planning permission to Conygar Nottingham Ltd for a ten-storey student accommodation block at the Island Quarter, adding around 400 new bed spaces as part of the site's long-term regeneration programme.

Sadiq Khan’s planning deputy approved a 605-bedroom student accommodation project in Paddington, developed by Unite Students and Travis Perkins, following two rejections by Westminster Council.

Fusion Group and Cheyne Capital have agreed to acquire a portion of Art-Invest Real Estate’s Dockside Canada Water site in Southwark, London, to deliver a large purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme valued at around £350 million.

Preston City Council has cast doubt on the future of a 227-flat student housing development planned on former police headquarters land, after refusing a car park application linked to the project and noting the developer has not confirmed progress.

Plans for 553 student bedspaces at the former Desmond Motors site on Strand Road, Derry, will be presented at a community consultation event on December 5, aiming to address the city’s significant demand for student accommodation in a central riverside location.

Get Living has submitted revised plans for the final phase of its £1.5 billion Elephant and Castle redevelopment in London, proposing 507 rental homes—including 165 affordable units—and 452 purpose-built student accommodation beds, alongside a new public square to enhance community connectivity.