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Overview:
Texas Universities are facing a serious crisis! A lack of suitable housing options for their students.
Enrollment in Texas is expected to grow from 1,488,545 (estimated for 2025) to 1,566,168 by the year 2030, a growth rate of 5.21%. Considering 82% of students require off campus housing, demand for new facilities demand is expected to exceed 60,000 beds by 2030.(Source)
University student housing has been a critical component of the higher education experience for decades. It provides students with a place to live, study, and socialize, creating a vibrant campus community. However, over the years, the demand for student housing has evolved, leading to various challenges in supply and demand.
Historically, university student housing was primarily limited to on-campus dormitories or fraternity/sorority houses. These options offered basic accommodations and fostered a strong sense of community among students. In the mid to late 20th century, there was a shift towards off-campus student apartments and private housing options, providing students with more independence and flexibility in their living arrangements.
As higher education enrollment grew, universities began facing challenges in accommodating the increasing number of students seeking housing. This led to the development of public-private partnerships, where private developers built and managed student housing facilities in collaboration with universities. These partnerships helped alleviate the strain on university resources while providing students with modern, amenity-rich housing options.
Why Invest with PRC?
PRC Equity Fund I, LLC’s purpose is to acquire a diverse portfolio of productive real estate assets and the Manager, PRC, Incorporated intends to initially search for and focus Company investment efforts on viable properties located within the State of Texas to leverage an existing business relationship of the Manager with the Texas A&M University System. The Texas A&M University System consists of eleven (11) universities, eight (8) state agencies and the RELLIS Campus located in Brazos County, Texas. The Company’s intention is to expand the Manager’s existing relationship with Texas A&M University System with the goal of developing and operating either on-campus or off-campus student housing which would be subject to a “Master Lease” for the property between the Company and the Texas A&M University System. The Master Lease arrangement allows for a contract arrangement providing a long-term, stable tenancy for a Company property with generally guaranteed rent payments to the Company from the Texas A&M University System entity.
The Company intends to identify prospective properties for acquisition as student-housing or multi-family residential properties that are income producing and will possess a positive cash flow immediately upon, or soon after, acquisition. The Company further intends to focus on high-demand areas that offer opportunities for guaranteed rent, high barriers to entry or public private partnerships that may significantly mitigate risk, thereby giving the Company an instant competitive advantage. By focusing on developing student housing for universities that are backed by an investment-grade, credit-worthy University System, the Company will seek to develop similar projects for smaller Universities while being backed by a major, investment-grade University System. Additionally, the Company intends to purchase properties that we believe will appreciate in value over an expected hold period of seven (7) to ten (10) years. It is expected that the investments will appreciate due to superior locations and increased net operating income, over time.
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