US & Canada

American Campus Communities is developing Crest on University, an 898-bed student housing complex at 12099 University Boulevard, adjacent to the University of Central Florida. The $85 million project began construction in 2025 and targets fall 2027 occupancy, offering a mix of furnished units and wellness-focused amenities.

Landmark Properties announced the initial closing of Landmark Realty Partners II, LP with $140 million in capital commitments, targeting $500 million total to pursue value-add acquisitions in the U.S. student housing sector, focusing on undercapitalized assets near large, selective universities.

Gilbane and Purdue University Fort Wayne completed Trace, a 213,000-square-foot student housing complex with 601 beds across 176 units near the university’s North Campus, expanding on-campus residential capacity to support enrollment growth.

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The University of Mississippi is advancing 170 construction projects valued at $1.3 billion, covering academic buildings, student housing, and infrastructure upgrades to support long-term campus growth.

Long Beach City College is developing its first-ever student housing complex, a 431-bed facility on the Liberal Arts Campus set to open in fall 2028, addressing critical housing insecurity among its student population.

Landmark Properties, in partnership with Liberty Mutual Investments and Peninsula Investments, acquired The Domain at Oxford, a 642-bed student housing community near the University of Mississippi, addressing growing demand amid record enrollment at Ole Miss.

Private equity investor HH Group has acquired Varsity on K, a 197-unit, 212-bed student housing community located in Washington, D.C., adjacent to George Washington University.

Alta Development, led by Henry Pino, is constructing SOMI Walk, a 16-story luxury student housing project in Coral Gables with 173 apartments and 675 beds, located 1.4 miles from the University of Miami campus to address immediate off-campus housing demand.

UCSB is developing two major student housing projects—San Benito and East Campus—that will add a combined 3,912 beds, enabling the university to meet its 2010 Long Range Development Plan goal of 5,000 new beds and guarantee two years of housing for incoming undergraduates.