US & Canada

A partnership between a national real estate firm and an investment management company is proposing to build an 890-bed residential building for University of Connecticut students on a 16-acre property.

Seattle’s University District is seeing a surge in new housing development geared toward students responding to a hot spot of demand for housing options near the campus of the University of Washington.

Developers are bulldozing the vacant Reno Valley Retirement Center east of UNR. The project taking its place will cater to new tenants - students, instead of seniors. The developer, 'Up Campus,' has plans for a five-story building with over 600 rooms for students.

As Cal State Fullerton continues to renovate and repair older structures, new housing is planned for the next phase of construction to accommodate more students.  The first student housing units on campus were built in 1988 and will be demolished after years of maintenance and safety issues.

ANN ARBOR – The University of Michigan has announced plans to develop a new, 2,300-bed residence hall for first-year students. It will be the first time the university will build a freshman dorm on central campus in decades.

After less than two months of closing on a $12.65 million purchase of apartment complexes, Florida A&M University is continuing to expand its footprint by acquiring Citivue Apartments at Railroad Square, which would add 116 more beds to FAMU.

MADISON, WIS. — Subtext has begun development of VERVE Madison, a 536-bed student housing community at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. The project will rise 12 stories at 506 W. Johnson St. Completion is slated for fall 2024.

The University of Cincinnati is searching for a construction manager to work on a new student housing development near its uptown campus, state records show.

Atlanta — SJC Ventures has topped out the second phase of The Interlock, a $750 million mixed-use project located in Atlanta’s West Midtown district.

BERKELEY, Calif., Dec. 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- ACRES Capital Corp. (together with its subsidiaries, 'ACRES'), a nationwide commercial real estate middle-market lender, has originated a $10.