Jonathan Cantor, partner and  Gina Green, solicitor at Burges Salmon LLP, examine how geopolitical disruption, cautious investors and a cooling student accommodation sector are...

Shona Chandarana, associate in the mergers & acquisitions team and John Kiely, head of immigration at Howard Kennedy, explore how shifting UK immigration policy is reshaping the...

Tiger Developments has started construction on a 172-bed student accommodation scheme in Manchester with a gross development value of £40m, targeting completion for the 2027/28...

New research reveals a significant safety gap between private student rentals and purpose-built student accommodation, with landlords in cities like Sheffield and Leeds facing the...

Landlords issuing formal repossession notices under the new ground have a window between 1 May and 31 July to serve them on student tenants this year.

Abode Student Leatherworks in Nottingham is forecasting 40% of capacity pre-booked 18 months before its September 2028 opening.

The capital’s private rented sector includes more than 400,000 university students, making student housing cycles a major factor in how the reforms will play out.

Developers delivered 19,600 new beds, a 20% increase year on year.

Rental gaps between two top-ranked universities can run into thousands of pounds per year.

The deal follows a £556,000 residential bridging loan announced by the bank earlier in January for a London investment property.