Landmark Properties has closed on a site near the University of South Florida, where it plans to build The Mark Tampa, a six-story student housing community in a JV with Canyon Partners Real Estate and Peninsula Investments. The Mark will feature 807-beds, a generous amenity package, 988 square feet of ground-floor retail and on-site parking for 647 vehicles. It is expected to be complete in time for the 2027-28 academic year. Learn more about The Mark Tampa.

An article in Multi-Housing News explores the ways that owners and operators with a variety of multifamily asset types in their portfolios work to retain residents, from student through post-grad housing. Rex Warner, a development executive at Landmark Properties, mainly operates student housing communities, however its growing built-to-rent practice can serve as a landing pad for students near those communities who have graduated out of student housing. Read more here. 

Landmark Properties announces the delivery of its first student housing community in Minnesota, The Standard at Dinkytown. Geared towards students attending the University of Minnesota, the building comprises 323 units and 1,021 beds. The Standard at Dinkytown offers a unit mix of studios and one to five bedrooms, plus a premium amenity package. Learn more about The Standard at Dinkytown and Landmark’s recent activity. 

Multifamily Dive talks with owners and operators of student housing communities about rent growth, new amenities, and ways they are preparing for the new school year. Rob Dinwiddie, EVP of marketing and management services at Landmark Properties, notes that Landmark focuses early on move-in prep and planning to ensure a smooth process for residents and a creating a positive experience for their families. Find out more about ways student housing communities are ringing in the new school year here.