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While student housing is experiencing unprecedented growth in Phoenix, high demand has driven rents up by 29.2% over a five-year period.
This creates a heavy financial burden for students, particularly upperclassmen. Local universities like Arizona State University prioritize student housing for incoming first-year students, which can result in thousands of older students looking for expensive off-campus housing.
However, relief is on the horizon. Due to this rising demand and the momentum of the Housing Phoenix Plan, which has already delivered 50,000 homes, more developers are actively working to tackle the student housing crisis.
To learn more about this changing landscape, attend Bisnow’s Phoenix Student Housing and Higher Education Summit on Sept. 29 at the Kimpton Miralina. Click here to register and purchase tickets.
Here are five reasons you don't want to miss this must-attend event:
Learn how Arizona universities are planning, partnering and building for growth from Maricopa Community Colleges Associate Vice Chancellor Deanna Villanueva-Saucedo and Grand Canyon University Vice President of Facilities Planning and Operations James Kossler.
Hear how developers, owners and capital partners are structuring deals in one of the most active student markets from Drive Development Partners founder Brendan Morrow and Collegiate Housing Foundation Executive Vice President Michael Baird.
See which design and construction firms are delivering the next generation of student housing in Phoenix.
Find out how attorneys and advisory teams handle negotiations to help fund and protect student housing projects.
Network with some of the biggest players in this booming industry.
For more information, click here for Bisnow’s event on Sept. 29.
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