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South Carolina’s student housing market saw privately-owned inventory grow to 36,816 beds even as overall enrollment in the state’s public colleges and universities remained flat.

Sunderland City Council has submitted an application to its planning department for a new development at Bridge House in Sunderland, with PBSA a consideration for the scheme alongside other uses.

Landmark Properties, a fully integrated real estate firm, has closed on the acquisition of a development site in Fort Collins where it plans to build The Mark Fort Collins, a 397-bed student housing community near Colorado State University. Landmark will develop the project in partnership with Silverpeak Real Estate Partners and Peninsula Investments.

This deal marks Acis Group’s first financing arrangement via Blend, THFC’s wholly owned subsidiary launched in 2018. To date, it has provided more than £1.5bn in finance and facilities to 33 borrowers across the UK. THFC first announced in June that it had agreed the committed £20m loan facility with the housing association.

One of Belfast’s best-known nightlife spots has closed its doors for the last time as it is set to make way for more than 200 student apartments. Filthy McNasty’s and its sister cocktail lounge Liquor XXX on the Dublin Road both closed their doors for the final time on new year’s eve.

Plans for an office block to be built above Southwark tube station could be revised, as a new scheme with an art deco-inspired design has been submitted for planning approval.

New renderings have been published alongside zoning permits for a 23-story tower at 2029 University Avenue in Downtown Berkeley, Alameda County. Project developer Laconia Development has submitted two concurrent plans for residential or student housing within the identically-sized high rise.

Northern Michigan University is getting closer to opening up more student housing. The university and a contractor approved the construction plan for new apartments. The two buildings will be located on both sides of Presque Isle Avenue.

Florida Institute of Technology officials plan to build a six-story student housing complex with 555 beds, boosting today's scarce campus housing supply by 27%.

Zinc Real Estate has revised its proposals to replace Clarendon House in Exeter with a three-block purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme, by removing six storeys from one of the proposed blocks.