Student Housing

The firm, the student housing investment and development division of Chicago-based CA Ventures, will open the student housing communities that total more than 3,000 beds in Florida, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Cap rates for student housing assets linked to Power 5 universities have had lower cap rates than other Division I schools, but this year pricing has been almost the same.

Fund VII will invest in the senior housing, healthcare, student housing, life sciences and storage sectors.

Financing has been procured for the acquisition of Thrive in Lubbock, a garden-style student housing community located 2.5 miles from Texas Tech University's academic core.

The portfolio totals 219 bedrooms and are all legally zoned and approved by the City of Bethlehem.

The project was financed primarily through a tax-exempt bond issuance with Collegiate Housing Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, serving as the borrower and owner of the project.

The student housing market is on track to keep pace with the strong leasing activity last year.

The 598-bed property near Clemson University has been rebranded as The Collective University.