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Sid Lee Architecture, in partnership with CANORA Private Property Management, transformed a Shaughnessy Village historical building into 25,000 square feet of student lofts. Known...

For students, accommodation is more than just a place to sleep—it’s where friendships form, communities thrive, and university life begins. As student needs evolve,...

The corner of North High Street and Lane Avenue could look different under a new 16-story student housing proposal. On Feb. 28, Georgia-based Landmark Properties submitted a plan for the property at 2160 N. High St. for review by the University Impact District Review Board.

Time is up for a weathered cluster of brown-shingle historic buildings in Berkeley’s Southside neighborhood, once home of the Anna Head School for Girls, established in 1892, 14 years after the city was established.

Gilbane Development Company and CBRE Investment Management are excited to announce the successful financial closing of Zaya, a top-tier student housing project situated near the University of Florida in Gainesville.

In 2022, the board approved plans for the Student Life Village, which aims to provide more than 1,700 beds for students. However, during Tuesday’s meeting, the board will decide whether to cancel the Student Life Village project and instead focus on renovating Slusher Hall.

JLL Capital Markets announced that it has arranged the joint venture equity for the development of two student housing communities: Signature on Varsity and Signature on Grand.

Earlier this week, Toronto-based Forum Asset Management published the Q4 2024 results for its Real Estate Income & Impact Fund (REIIF), simultaneously revealing that a student housing building Forum acquired last year is set to be repositioned under the REIIF.

Landmark Properties has closed on the acquisition of a 1.56-acre site at 134 N. Eagleville Rd., adjacent to the University of Connecticut’s (UConn) main campus in Storrs, CT. The firm will begin construction on The Mark Mansfield, a 738-bed student housing community, in late 2025.

From left are Kennesaw State University student Dallas Lee, KSU President Kathy Schwaig, KSU Foundation Chair Teddy Parrish and Cobb Commissioner JoAnn Birrell. KSU officials and local leaders broke ground on a new $50 million student housing facility Wednesday.