student accommodation
Wee Hur secures 1,398-bed student accommodation project at NTU
Wee Hur secures 1,398-bed student accommodation project at NTU
The facility will mainly house the university’s postgraduate students.
Singapore captures 7% of APAC student housing deals in H1
Outside Singapore, SEA's demand is domestic-student-led, driven by rural relocation.
Wee Hur addresses speculation on Australian PBSA portfolio transaction
The company said that the transaction may or may not materialise.
Mapletree sells US student housing asset
The property serves Appalachian State University in the town of Boone.
Far East Orchard to develop housing for university students in UK
The 690-bed student housing is seen to be completed by 2027.
Ascott establishes $204.8m new student accommodation
The freehold is the ninth in Ascott's student accommodation portfolio in a year.
Far East Orchard records net loss of $20.8m in September
The ongoing lockdowns continued to weigh down the group's hospitality segment.
Ascott Residence Trust acquires 4th US student accommodation
Seven07, located in Illinois, is worth $112.4m.
Ascott Residence Trust buys US student accommodation for $93.8m
ART has committed to invest in a total of three prime student accommodation assets in the USA and three rental housing properties in Sapporo, Japan.
CapitaLand subsidiaries to develop $146.2m property in the US
The property is a 678-bed student accommodation in South Carolina.
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