Wee Hur secures 1,398-bed student accommodation project at NTU

The facility will mainly house the university’s postgraduate students.

Property and construction group Wee Hur Holdings Ltd has secured a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) project at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore.

According to a letter of award from NTU, Wee Hur will design, build, finance, operate, and maintain a new PBSA with about 1,398 beds at the university’s Yunnan Campus.

The facility will mainly house NTU postgraduate students, with a limited allocation of beds for undergraduates.

Upon completion, it is expected to become Singapore’s largest privately developed and operated student accommodation facility within an autonomous university campus, according to Wee Hur.

The project marks the group's entry into the local PBSA market, after Australia and Hong Kong.

Construction is targeted to start in the third quarter of 2027, whilst operations are expected to commence by the start of the 2029/30 academic year, subject to relevant approvals from NTU and regulatory authorities.

Both parties are finalising the definitive agreement for the project.

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