Irish property developer Michael O'Flynn has signed a joint venture deal in the UK to deliver student accommodation and co-living spaces. Photograph: Brenda FitzsimonsThe O’Flynn property group, which is led by Cork developer Michael O’Flynn, has agreed a £1 billion joint venture in the UK that will deliver student accommodation and shared living units in a number of British cities.
In addition, a pipeline of more than £250 million of PBSA developments has been identified, comprising more than 1,000 beds in the prime university markets of Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh and Birmingham. John Nesbitt, managing director at Host, said the two sides had a “shared ambition” to build a portfolio of top-quality projects in sectors that offer “strong sector fundamentals and growth”.
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