Let me draw a dividing line between universities, colleges, and post-secondary institutions. One dividing line you could apply is: Is it a public sector institution? Is it a publicly governed, government-owned institution, as is the case for practically all post-secondary institutions in Canada? There are more privately owned post-secondary institutions in the U.S., and they already have a for-profit arm for development. They have a different regulatory framework.
– Gary Morrison, Interim Executive Director, UFV Properties Trust from SHURE story: A Deep Dive into the Property Trust Model for Universities and Colleges: A Path Forward for Institutions to Transform Real Estate
What we need to do is look at what we can build for the Indian and domestic markets.
– Dan Smith, Managing Director, Student Housing Consultancy from SHURE story: SHURE GTA panel: Significant changes are underway in the evolution of unit type preferences and cost tolerances
Fail is a funny word because failure can happen over the long term. However, it can happen over the short term.
— Henry Morton, President, Campus Suites from SHURE story: Introducing the SHURE Initiative PBSA Entrepreneur
Related SHURE Event: SHURE: Vancouver & Western Canada, March 26-27, 2024, Vancouver, BC
