As the leasing cycle enters its final six weeks, the student housing market remains resilient and stable, even amid a slight slowdown in leasing velocity. The June Student Housing Report highlights key trends and data points that offer invaluable insights for navigating the industry. With national pre-lease rates at 82.4%, there is plenty to unpack about the state of the market and what lies ahead.
The June report reveals a national pre-lease rate of 82.4%, reflecting a minor 4% decline compared to last year’s record-breaking performance. While this slight drop may raise questions, it’s worth noting that leasing activity remains ahead of where it stood at this time last year. In the previous cycle (2022-2023 AY), national occupancy peaked at 93.2%, demonstrating the market’s ability to bounce back from slight fluctuations.
This small slowdown in leasing velocity doesn’t overshadow the robust fundamentals of the market. Increased enrollment at Tier 1 institutions and limited new housing supply continue to drive demand, ensuring the student housing market remains strong heading into the 2024-2025 Academic Year.
The June Student Housing Report highlights five impactful trends shaping the industry:
The June Student Housing Report is more than just a snapshot—it’s a comprehensive guide to the latest trends and performance indicators in the market. For those seeking an even deeper understanding, the enhanced report offers:
To access the full June Student Housing Report and additional data solutions, visit College House or contact us at info@collegehouse.com. With the right insights, you’ll be better equipped to navigate the evolving student housing market and make informed decisions that drive success.
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