Housing continues to be a complex issue nationwide, particularly on academic campuses. With an estimated 46 million individuals reaching college age by 2031, the demand for student housing is surging. In the U.S., student housing vacancy rates have hovered around a low 2% in recent years, highlighting the pressing need for effective solutions.

Join our expert panel as we explore the evolving landscape of student housing. Our discussion will focus on innovative delivery models and strategies that campuses are employing to tackle this real estate challenge. The panel will delve into key factors shaping the market, including the changing student experience, the impact of COVID-19, increased enrollment, and constraints on housing supply. Gain valuable insights from leaders who have successfully delivered innovative student housing projects and those spearheading future developments. This discussion is a must-attend for real estate professionals seeking to stay ahead in this dynamic and growing sector.

Moderator: 
Maureen McCaffrey, PE, LEED AP, Director, MIT Investment Management Company

Panelists:
Barbara Kroncke, Esq., Executive Director of the University of Massachusetts Building Authority
Carmen Borgasano, Director of Undergraduate House Renewal Program, Harvard University
Maureen Hickey, Assistant Vice President - Development Initiatives, Northeastern University Planning, Real Estate and Facilities
Melissa Stopa, AICP, Senior Campus Planner, MIT