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Report: Student Housing Demand Expected to Increase Over Ten-Year Period

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By Catherine Sweeney The student housing market has been a consistent stream of revenue for U.S. investors, with students across the country enrolling in universities at a healthy rate over the past several decades. However, with many universities implementing remote learning strategies, student housing demand has declined slightly throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, […]

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