Tag: Student Housing
Student Housing: Housing planned near arena

Student Housing: Housing planned near arena

Posted 03.08.2010 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments

A Portland developer building a $12 million apartment near the Matthew Knight Arena means to make the east campus — as opposed to the west campus strip — the nexus of university life. “We’re trying to build a neighborhood. We’re not just building a project. That’s really important.”

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Self Storage: Extra Space Storage Inc. Closes Joint Venture With Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, LLC

Posted 01.28.2010 | Categories: Self Storage | 1 Comment

Extra Space Storage Inc. (”Extra Space” or the “Company”) (NYSE: EXR) announced today that it has closed its previously announced joint venture (the “JV”) with an affiliate of Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, LLC (”HSRE”).
HSRE contributed approximately $15.8 million in cash to the JV in return for a 50.0% ownership interest. The Company contributed [...]

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Student Housing: Beechurst Avenue Looks To Get Six Story Student Residential Unit

Posted 01.28.2010 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments

At Tuesday’s Morgantown City Council meeting, architects unveiled plans for a proposed $30-million, six-floor, mixed-use residential unit to be built on Beechurst Avenue. The proposed project will be built between Third and Fourth streets.

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Student Housing: Upgraded housing could entice UNM students to graduate

Posted 01.25.2010 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments

It won’t be luxury living, but it will be pretty good for college students: Four-bedroom, four-bath, fully furnished apartments with washers, dryers and full kitchens in an 18-acre complex complete with a fitness center, mini-theater, conference and study rooms and a copy center to produce and bind those term papers.
It’ll be the University of New [...]

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Student Housing: Regents approved spending $31 million for Columbia Hospital

Posted 01.11.2010 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s proposal to buy Columbia Hospital and convert it into student housing and other uses received unanimous funding approval Friday from the UW System Board of Regents.
The regents authorized spending $31 million for the project. Whether the project goes forward depends on UWM and Columbia St. Mary’s Inc. reaching a sale agreement. [...]

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Video: Student Housing

Posted 01.01.2010 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments
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Student Housing: New apartments in Sunnyside to be completed in 2010

Student Housing: New apartments in Sunnyside to be completed in 2010

Posted 12.10.2009 | Categories: Student Housing | 1 Comment

Construction of a new apartment complex in Sunnyside is underway after a two-year delay due to troubles with the topography of the planned construction site.
The plot, located on the corner of Stewart Street and University Avenue, will have 34 units, housing an estimated 110 people when it is completed in August 2010.
“We are very fortunate [...]

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Student Housing: Will There Soon Be Room For More Students at M.I.T.?

Student Housing: Will There Soon Be Room For More Students at M.I.T.?

Posted 11.12.2009 | Categories: Student Housing | No Comments

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is considering expanding its student body by more than 7 percent, or more than 300 students, if it is able to make available additional student housing, the dean of admission, Stuart Schmill, told me late Thursday.
Mr. Schmill was initially quoted by Bloomberg News on Thursday as saying that M.I.T. was [...]

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Student Housing: United Group clears hurdle on $160M Troy project

Student Housing: United Group clears hurdle on $160M Troy project

Posted 11.12.2009 | Categories: Media Production Infrastructure, Parking Facilities, Student Housing | No Comments

The United Group of Cos., Inc. cleared a hurdle today toward bankrolling the first phase of a $160 million development in downtown Troy, N.Y., that would include student housing, retail stores, condominiums and a movie theater.
The Troy Industrial Development Agency formally accepted two preliminary applications from the United Group that, if ultimately approved, would provide [...]

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Student Housing: A Tower of Strength

Student Housing: A Tower of Strength

Posted 10.02.2009 | Categories: Featured, Student Housing | 3 Comments

By Oliver Swan
The credit markets remain frozen. Real Estate Econometrics (REE) estimates that 2.88% of CRE loans were in default in the Q2 09, up 63bps from the first quarter. REE further estimates that the CRE default rate will exceed 5% in 2010 and expects maturities to peak at $1.6 billion in 2012.
Does [...]

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