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An anonymous donation of $30 million is helping Kalamazoo College build new residence halls. The new dorms will increase student housing capacity by around 25% and will be open in the fall of 2027.

Alabama State University is making room for more students who want to live on campus. The university held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for two new apartment complexes they say will house hundreds of students.

A joint venture between LV Collective and Harrison Street announced development plans for Rambler College Park, a mixed-use student community located in College Park, Md. The property, located roughly a mile away from the University of Maryland, will also feature retail space and a community center, and is scheduled for delivery in fall 2027.

New High-Rise Project at 250 Church Avenue to Bring 500 Student Beds to Northgate by 2027, Marking Parallel's Third Community Near Texas A&M University.

Morgan Stanley Investment Management and The Scion Group jointly acquired a portfolio of student housing communities in Oxford, Mississippi, for a combined investment of $262 million. TSB Capital Advisors represented the new joint venture in arranging financing for the acquisitions.

Two riverfront properties in Dinkytown have sold for a combined $55 million, two certificates of real estate value revealed this week. The Bridges Dinkytown and The Knoll Dinkytown were bought by Boston-based WF Investments for $33 million and $22 million, respectively.

Recently, the University announced that construction will begin for a new 700-bed residence hall on North Campus, which is expected to be completed in 2028. However, it’s only the tip of the iceberg. 

The Ohio-based manager’s inaugural closed-end institutional vehicle has scored early pledges from Partners Group and iA Financial.

Jennifer’s appointment highlights GSA’s continued focus on its growth strategy and deepening its global leadership team. Jennifer’s role as CFO will drive GSA’s global expansion plans alongside the company’s active pipeline.

A major student housing apartment project in Corryville got its final needed approval from the city of Cincinnati June 6, with the developer revealing final details about how many units and parking spaces it will have.