New School, New Housing

Corvias Campus Living launched its first student housing development, serving the brand new Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine. Corvias Group program director Heath Burleson tells us Phase 1 is under construction, including three 31k SF garden-style residential buildings totaling 72 units and a 3,000 SF clubhouse (delivers July). Phase 2 will add three more buildings, doubling the beds. The timeline depends on school enrollment, but Heath suspects it'll break ground this fall. Corvias will manage the property when it delivers.

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