The Market Monitor Digest (week 04/2024)
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Student Housing & Co-Living
France, Marseille: Inauguration of a new residence for students in Marseille
By J. Darras, January 24, 2024
A new residence for students is inaugurated this evening in Marseille. Made up of 114 student accommodations, the “Canissat” residence is located at 12 Rue Benjamin Delessert.
Spain, Madrid: Cain Enters Spain With €74 Million Student Accommodation Loan for Vita and Metrovacesca
By Bert Erik ten Cate, January 24, 2024
The Loan Finances Development of 585-Bed Scheme in Madrid. Cain International has provided a €74 million construction loan to Vita Group and Metrovacesca for the development of Vita Group’s flagship 585-bed Vita Student purpose-built student accommodation scheme in Madrid, Spain.
UK: Investor appetite remains buoyant for student developments
By Jessica Middleton-Pugh, January 23, 2024
Student accommodation investment down on five-year average, though investors ploughed £1.6 billion into future buildings.
UK, Manchester: £400 million Manchester Uni 3,300-bed campus go-ahead
By Aaron Morby, January 22, 2024
The 3,300-bed next phase, designed by Sheppard Robson, would result in up to 5,400 beds across the Fallowfield campus on completion.
UK: Aviva Confirms £150 Million Student Accommodation Portfolio Purchase
By Bert Erik ten Cate, January 18, 2024
Portfolio Comprises Properties in Edinburgh, Liverpool, Exeter and Falmouth.
BTR
Netherlands, Haarlem: VORM develops rental and owner-occupied homes in Haarlem
Annemieke Diekman, January 22, 2023
The building project developer VORM is developing 163 owner occupied and rental homes on the former Sonneborn site in Haarlem.
Australia, Perth: BtR Tower Put Forward for ‘Lazy Land’ in Perth CBD
Clare Burnett, January 22, 2023
DevelopmentWA, the state government’s central development agency, has filed plans for an inner city build-to-rent project. The tower proposed for the 3099sq m site would comprise 219 apartments.
UK, London: Vistry bags £276m north London homes scheme
Aaron Morby, January 23, 2023
Vistry-owned Countryside Partnerships has been named as preferred developer to build 739 new mixed-tenure homes at Colindale in the London Borough of Barnet.
UK, London: KKR acquires two Quintain BTR developments
Nick Biring, January 22, 2023
KKR announces the acquisition of two Build to Rent developments in Wembley Park from In total, the two developments include 490 Build to Rent units.
Senior Living
France, Finistère: The government decides on the start of construction of ten large projects
By Sarah Humbert, January 24, 2024
Each roommate has his own private room, approximately 30 m², open to the outside, with his own bathroom. And as in classic shared accommodation, residents have a common living space of approximately 80 m² where they can meet and share common moments. The opening is scheduled for April 24, 2024.
Germany, Mülheim: 16 euros cold, versatile care: a new home for the elderly
By Annette Lehmann, January 22, 2024
Assisted living in Kuhlendahl in Mülheim is ready: The new MWB building has 33 apartments.
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