Student housing is generally more resilient than multifamily in a downturn, and the current tight supply of student housing in Los Angeles is putting upward pressure on rents.
By Kelsi Maree Borland | September 13, 2018
Student housing is having a moment. A tight supply of student housing is putting upward pressure on rents—even more so than the tremendous rent growth in multifamily. But, the strong rent growth isn’t the only reason to buy student housing. The apartment niche is also more resilient in a downturn than multifamily, and as we get later in the cycle, downside protection is attractive to investors. Champion Real Estate Co. is actively investing in student housing assets near USC, and is very bullish on the sector.
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Syracuse, NY
Within a half-mile from campus, the Victory at Syracuse properties provide residents ultimate convenience by being within walking distance to Marshall St and all of SU’s primary facilities. Visit Off Campus Syracuse Student Housing
Southern California
Victory Student Housing is transforming the heart of Southern California with its elevated boutique residences. Bike or walk home after your class, take a tour of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, watch game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum or take a short trip into downtown for some retail shopping. Visit Off Campus USC Student Housing
Michigan
Within a half-mile from campus, the Victory at MSU properties provide residents ultimate convenience by being within walking distance to East Lansing’s entertainment district between Albert and Grand River Avenue and all of MSU’s primary facilities. Visit Off Campus MSU Student Housing