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S3 Capital has originated a $131.5-million refinance and construction loan to fund the development of a 28-story purpose-built student housing tower located at 465 W. 165th St. in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. An Institutional Property Advisors team led by Max Herzog and Eric Toddy arranged the financing on behalf of Edge Property Group. Upon ...

The 326 unit will feature 974 bedrooms spread across two buildings. It’s the most recent development in the growing neighborhood.

RG Real Estate wants to knock down Charles Street Car Park and build a student housing scheme featuring a 38-storey tower.

Investec Bank has provided a £46.95m senior investment loan to purpose-built student accommodation operator YourTRIBE for its 226-bed scheme in Elephant & Castle. The facility refinances the existing lender and marks Investec's second completed deal with the group.

Construction is beginning on a student-housing project for the first time at Camosun College's Lansdowne campus.

Australia’s purpose-built student accommodation pipeline has grown to over 47,000 beds, with more than 14,100 beds under construction, reflecting ongoing expansion driven by state government policies rather than solely by international student demand locations.

Citrus Group and Galliard Homes have submitted revised plans for the Prince Bishops Place shopping centre redevelopment, replacing the previously approved hotel with an expanded purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme of 504 units, up from 408.

Investec Bank’s real estate division completed £922m in lending from April 2025 to March 2026, including £284m in development loans and £639m in investment financing, supporting larger transactions across residential, commercial, and student accommodation sectors.

QuadReal Property Group has appointed Collegiate UK to manage its UK PBSA portfolio of eight assets and 3,460 beds across key university cities, following its acquisition from Apollo Real Estate last year.

After an initial refusal and failed appeal, a revised student accommodation scheme in Cork was approved by the city council in February 2025, proposing 50 apartments and over 70 studios in two buildings up to five storeys, despite strong local opposition citing concerns over density, traffic, and amenities.