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Institutional Money Made Student Housing a Core Asset, and Southern California Is Underbuilt for It

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Blackstone, KKR and Greystar have turned purpose-built student housing into an institutional asset class, and the supply-starved blocks around USC, UCLA and San Diego State are exactly the kind of market drawing that capital west.

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