UK & Ireland

Sunderland's city centre is set to welcome a new student accommodation development after plans were approved by Sunderland City Council’s planning department. The site at 4-9 Olive Street, located in the Park Lane area, will undergo significant changes.

Father and son property developers Charles and Max O’Reilly Hyland are seeking to reignite plans to develop student accommodation in south Dublin.

Developer Zinc Real Estate has introduced a number of changes including reducing the number of student beds from 350 to 300, and reducing the highest part of the building to 10 storeys.

Student feedback gathered from the latest wave of the GSL Index (2024 Q4), has highlighted the best performing universities and private student housing operators...

Samsung Electronics and kitchen design and installer, Boxbuild Ltd, have joined forces to their products and services to major developments in the UK.

Dundee 1881 Ltd, the owner of the Keiller Centre shopping arcade in Dundee City Centre, is proposing to remodel the building after years of decline Dundee 1881 is a special purpose vehicle set up specifically to purchase and invest in the future of the Keiller Centre and help revive the city centre.

Specialist real estate finance provider Maslow Capital has announced a £31.3 million development finance facility to support RedOak Property, an experienced developer in the student accommodation sector, in creating a 184-bed Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) scheme with added commercial space at Stokes Croft and Moon Street in Bristol.

Fresh has announced that Pavilion Point, its purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) residence in Brighton, has signed a nomination agreement with EC Brighton for the 2024/25 academic year.

Belfast City Council’s Planning Committee has given the green light this evening to two social housing developments in the city, new purpose-built student accommodation in the city centre and a planning application for a life-sized statue to musician Rory Gallagher at the Ulster Hall.

Original plans submitted in December last year sought the construction of a 450-bed development but were refused in June due to limited communal facilities that “failed to provide a satisfactory standard of residential amenity for the student population”.