The Limelight scheme comprises 535 student beds arranged across a mix of studios and cluster apartments and amenities include a gym and a cinema.
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The West Site phase of the south London regeneration scheme will include 507 BTR homes, student accommodation, a cultural venue and new public square.
The 200 affordable homes are part of the developers' Devonshire Place scheme in south London, which also includes 941 student beds.
The purpose-built student accommodation sector is seeking ways to make affordable schemes for those struggling to pay fees stack up, while providing a good-quality student experience.
The right agreement can help accommodation providers balance financial viability with operational demands.
Chief executive Verender Badial says it is "able to unlock value in assets where others see risk and uncertainty".
By partnering with universities, PBSA providers can improve student experience and protect sector’s future.
The developer has received planning permission for its redrafted plans for the historic mill in Manchester, after most of the building was destroyed in a fire last June.
Southampton’s growing student population is driving up demand for new residential development in the city.
MCR Property Group has secured a £32.7m loan from Atelier to refinance…
Under the Enclave: Student platform, Outpost will be responsible for the operation strategy, leasing and day-to-day management of assets, including The Store House in central Leeds.
With high costs deterring some would-be students and universities facing financial difficulties, some investors believe the PBSA market may have peaked.
The student accommodation firm entered the market in 2022 with the purchase of the east London scheme, but is “not planning to grow in the BTR space”.
The developer will redevelop a London office building to provide 233 student beds, a study lounge, shared dining area, fitness studio and rooftop terrace.
Unite Group was at pains to point out this week that the ‘profits plummet’ headlines that followed its 2025 results announcement were not truly representative of the company’s performance.
The group said the drop in profits reflected a £73.7m revaluation loss, compared to a £239.6m gain in 2024.
Designed by AHMM Architects, the scheme will include a mix of cluster and studio rooms.
The loan from Bank of Scotland will fund the development of a 134-studio student accommodation scheme in Glasgow's West End.
The platform currently owns and operates around 6,000 student beds and the group has set out ambitions to own 15,000 beds by the end of the year.
The loan is the second financing Maslow has arranged for YourTRIBE, following a £114m deal to fund schemes in Walthamstow and Greenwich.



