UK & Ireland

Newmark has brought The Coal Yard, a newly built purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) on Mansfield Street, York, to market. It is one of the most expensive York properties ever to be brought to market at offers in excess of £24.5m.

Downing has received planning approval from Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) for a new 668-unit development in North Acton that will help meet demand for high-quality purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) and residential units in the area.

The 629-bed Clanny House was previously operated under a long lease to the university and is now undergoing a 14-week refurbishment programme. Allsop acted as agent on the sale.

Unipol is pleased to announce the appointment of Sam Bailey-Watts as its new Chief Executive Officer. A highly experienced leader in the UK student housing sector, Sam brings his experience of over 30 years, having held senior strategic roles across both university and commercial settings.

Developer Greystar has appointed McAleer & Rushe to deliver an £90m purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme in Birmingham. The Triangle scheme, located on a former Sainsbury’s supermarket site in Selly Oak, will provide 836 student bedrooms across two buildings.

Plans to build a 46-storey tower containing almost 1,000 student bedrooms in Canary Wharf have been given the green light by City Hall, after Sir Sadiq Khan’s planning deputy overruled the local council.

Following outline planning consent being granted at the end of last year, CxG Glasgow Limited has brought forward an application for a 620-bed student accommodation development on the south side of Bath Street.

Tyne Coast College has submitted a planning application to South Tyneside Council’s planning department for its One Harton Quay purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development. The scheme would transform a riverside office building in South Shields into a 125-bedroom PBSA development.

One of the most expensive York properties ever to be brought to market has just been put up for sale for £27.8 million. The Coal Yard on Mansfield Street is seen as a significant investment opportunity.

Nottingham city councillors have approved an 18-storey tower block near the railway station after sending previous plans back to the drawing board over design concerns. MRP Nottingham Ltd had initially asked to build a 22-storey block at the junction of Queen’s Road and London Road.