Student housing in cities with top Division I football programs command higher prices and lower cap rates, a CBRE analysis shows.
September 03, 2019 at 10:00 AM
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Investors in the market for student housing properties would do well to study the college football scores: research from CBRE Inc. finds student housing properties serving universities with elite football programs command higher prices and lower cap rates compared with student housing near other universities.
The analysis finds that advantage spreading beyond the Power 5 schools this year.
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