GLOBAL, WEBINAR Series

Back to School: A Student Housing Outlook

Thursday, August 27, 2026 | 11am EDT | 4pm BST
Free to Attend
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Student housing is a unique and growing sector in private market real estate.

Join Green Street’s research team for a deep-dive into the inaugural Student Housing Outlook report, leveraging data from College House. We’ll cover fundamental trends, key demand drivers, the supply outlook, capital markets conditions, and how return potential compares with other residential and commercial real estate sectors.
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What’s Covered
Fundamental Trends
Where demand and operating trends stand across the student housing sector relative to current market expectations.
Supply Outlook
An overview of new development activity and what the pipeline means for occupancy and rent growth.
Capital Markets & Returns
How prospective private market returns compare across student housing and other residential and commercial real estate sectors.
Featured Presenters
Otto Alleter
Senior Vice President,
Forecasting and Data Science
Otto is a Senior Vice President on Green Street’s Forecasting and Data Analysis Team, which works to enhance Green Street’s market forecasting capabilities and our Automated Valuation Model (AVM). Prior to joining the research team, Otto worked in Green Street’s Advisory & Consulting arm, which he joined in 2017.
Weston Mui
Senior Vice President, CRE Analytics
Weston is a Senior Vice President on Green Street’s CRE Analytics team where he leads global R&D efforts at Green Street, with a particular focus on corporate growth initiatives (M&A diligence / integration and organic product development), strategic data partnerships, and developing advanced quantitative analytics.
David Segall
Senior Analyst, Residential
David is a Senior Analyst for the Residential Sector at Green Street where he is responsible for insights and analyses on multi-family, single-family, manufactured housing, and student housing sectors. He rejoined the firm in 2024.