COMING SOON
Student Housing – STL
UNIVERSITY CITY, MO | 259-Unit / 515-Bed Student Housing Development
Key Investment Highlights
PRIME LOCATION
- 1.98-acre site located on Delmar Blvd., 0.3 miles north of Washington University in St. Louis
- Site has direct access to a dedicated walking path and pedestrian bridge and is a quick eight-minute walk to campus
- The project is located in a supply-constrained market with high barriers to entry
GROWING ENROLLMENT
- WashU experienced enrollment growth of more than 10% coming out of the COVID pandemic
- WashU’s 11% overall acceptance rate allows the university to selectively control its enrollment growth
LACK OF PURPOSE BUILT STUDENT HOUSING
- Only one other institutional quality, purpose-built student housing development at WashU exists, TheEverly, which delivered in 2017
- The Everly has experienced 5% YoY rent growth, and most recently is at 8.4% for 2024-2025, and has been at 95% occupancy since 2018
- Since its delivery, The Everly has been traded twice, most recently at $90.25 Million ($432k/unit)
- Currently, no other student housing units are planned for the WashU submarket, and no student/competitive multifamily projects are planned within one mile of campus
Development Information
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Property Type
Student Housing
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Market
St. Louis
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Deal Type
Opportunistic
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Units / Beds
259 / 515
Located in
UNIVERSITY CITY, MO
6630 Delmar Blvd,
University City, MO 63130
United States
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