Land-Rich Universities Weigh New Options for Real-Estate Development
A new report from Moody's Investment is described in this article by Paul Fain. May require subscription or day pass for access. The report describes a number of ways in which campuses with substantive real estate can maintain control and ownership of the real estate which engaging in partnerships that can create revenue streams from the use of the land. The report is titled "Public-Private Partnerships in U.S. Higher Education: Real-Estate Rich Organizations May Benefit, but Credit Impact Always Assessed on Case-by-Case Basis," and can be obtained by request at higher.education@moodys.com.
Labels: campus planning, partnerships, real estate, revenues
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