Multi-Institutional Might Be The Answer To Bay Area Student Housing Woes
With about 50 colleges and universities and over 600,000 students, the Bay Area student housing market could use some creativity, experts say.
With about 50 colleges and universities and over 600,000 students, the Bay Area student housing market could use some creativity, experts say.
Former JBG Smith colleagues are now working on deals together at their new companies, including Greystar, Dweck Properties and Washington Property Co.
Hundreds of student housing units are slated for delivery, yet that's not nearly enough.
Caruthers Properties acquired the DelRay Tower community last month after selling a massive Alexandria property in August.
Bay Area commercial real estate struggles with high barriers to entry for non-institutional, minority developers, webinar panelists said this month.
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The developer filed plans for a 13-story project at 850 South Capitol St. SE, less than a year after completing its nearby development The Collective.
With many residents still working at home, some multifamily owners are looking to residents' changing expectations for clues on attracting and retaining them.
Mixed uses are likely to play a large role in modern student housing projects.
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