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Global Student Living AwardsLivensa Living, la marca que integra 19 residencias de estudiantes y alojamientos flexibles en la península ibérica, ha sido reconocida en los premios Global Student Living (GSL) en la categoría Student Broadband que premia la calidad de sus sistemas de conectividad en

Champion Real Estate Company has completed its $43-million purchase of Villages at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, NC. The 62 parcel/75-unit portfolio consisting of single-family homes and duplexes that serve as Wake Forest University student housing directly across from campus.

The project, part of the regeneration of Milan’s Lambrate district, is located in a former 11,500 metre² industrial area. A new 3000 m² public space will act as a centre of gravity for students and the local community.

Property developer Summix Capital has revealed plans to build family homes, student accommodation and offices on a long-derelict site near Glasgow city centre. The site at 2 Central Quay currently includes 80,000 sq ft of offices and has a neighbouring 4.43-acre site to the east.

Graham Construction will deliver the Clydesdale & Birks project, which ranks as the largest Passivhaus scheme in student accommodation sector. The firm will build over 1,700 new student rooms and refurbish 300 existing bedrooms at Birks Grange.

Amro Partners has bought a new student housing project in Spain alongside joint venture partner Falco Capital. Amro said the Amro Estudiantes Alicante project has €30m gross development value and will deliver 280 student beds in San Vicente del Raspeig in Alicante.

Canadian property giant Ivanhoe Cambridge is committing close to $1 billion in funding to student housing operator Scape’s main fund, as the sector bounces back strongly with the return of international students.

The ACC Commission is on the verge of approving a large student apartment complex on Mitchell Street, close to downtown and UGA campus, that will include at least eight affordable units. This development has gone through several iterations over the years.

RIYADH — The Ministry of Education confirmed that the number of international students who have registered for the new ambitious educational program titled ‘Study in Saudi Arabia’ has reached more than 50,000.

The ongoing shortage of supply in the student accommodation market is expected to generate strong interest in the sale of a fully-let investment in the heart of Galway city.