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Collegiate Europe: Building Europe's Next Generation of Student Housing (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Reinventing Real Estate.In this episode, hosts Jenna and Jamie Harris sit down with Eri Cuanalo, CEO and Chairman of Collegiate Europe, one of the most influential figures in European purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA). Having worked across over 500 diverse projects across PBSA, Co-living and PRS, throughout his career, Eri has spent over two decades setting new industry standards for design, service, quality, amenities and innovation. From pioneering PBSA in the UK to de
Abodus: Why PBSA Needs to Simplify, Refocus and Remember Its Purpose (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Reinventing Real Estate. In this episode, we sit down with Joss Muirie, CEO and Founding Partner of Abodus Student Living, to explore how PBSA can return to its core purpose: delivering accessible, fit-for-purpose accommodation for students. Drawing on more than two decades in the sector, including his early work on what became Liberty Living, Joss shares a candid view on affordability, the amenity arms race, international student dependency and the importance of domestic demand.
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