Harrison Street, in a public-private partnership (P3) with Radnor Property Group LLC and Duquesne University, plan to develop a 556-bed apartment building on Forbes Avenue at Duquesne University. Keep reading
Two years after the watershed summer of 2020, managers and investors continue to tackle the challenges of being more inclusive. Jill Brosig, Chief Impact Officer of Harrison Street talks with PERE on DE&I. Keep reading
The transaction comprises four purpose-built student accommodation assets in Canterbury, Birmingham, Coventry, and Leeds with a total number of 1,657 beds. The assets were individually developed by Harrison Street European Property Partners II (vintage year 2017) alongside two joint venture partners and ultimately packaged in a portfolio for sale. Keep reading
Harrison Street and fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547) acquired the iconic Chase Tower in McAllen, TX, one of the most important Internet exchange locations for telecommunication traffic between Texas and Mexico. Keep reading
Harrison Street is awarded P&I's Best Places to Work in Money Management for the 8th year. Keep reading
Many alternative real estate sectors Harrison Street invests in have experienced significant expansions in demand during economic downturns and uncertainty due to their needs-based demand characteristics. Keep reading
Located on Parnell Street in Dublin’s city center and close to Trinity College Dublin and Technological University Dublin, the development is ideally located for students, in close proximity to restaurants, shopping, cultural attractions, nightlife, and multiple public transportation options. Keep reading
Harrison Street acquired a 28 MW solar project from Soltage. Currently under construction in Southwest Ohio, the project is located on land owned by the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens. Keep reading
Co-sponsored by Harrison Street and Belmont Senior Living, The Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) unveiled a new gallery exhibit today titled “American Heroes: Portraits of Service” at Midway International Airport, located in the pedestrian walkway between the CTA Orange Line station and the terminal. Keep reading
The pandemic has waned, but data center demand has not — and the upwards trajectory of the data storage needed in the new economy continues to boost investor interest. Keep reading