Over the course of 2017, investors funneled more than $7.1 billion into the student housing sector – up from $2 billion just five years ago. That flood included a number of newcomers; more than one third of last year’s capital investments came from investors who were new to the student housing space. So is the market oversaturated?
In our latest whitepaper, Kevin delves into the tailwinds driving the interest in the student housing sector, and two particular headwinds that may drive a “shakeout” throughout the industry. He also provides a peek behind the curtain at some of the factors Virtus considers in identifying cycle-resilient properties.
Download the paper here.
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