Student housing

In a financing environment that changes by the month, E3 Capital Funding's student housing group helps you stay up to speed on the latest and best options for student housing. What are today’s students looking for? Where are they enrolling? What are the housing supply and demand dynamics? Where is the capital flowing from? Our team is apprised on all of the commercial real estate trends and potential headwinds to keep our clients ahead of the game, and connected to the most advantageous core, core-plus, and value-add opportunities.

Our dedicated team of student housing financing experts help clients navigate the nuances of this asset class, such as:

• The rise of micro units with maximum amenities
• The demand for community living spaces, optimized with state-of-the-art WiFi and a full calendar of activities
• Increasing student interest in water conservation, energy savings, and efficient appliances
• The urgent need for—and emerging programs in—affordable student housing
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We’re more than a funding source. We’re a knowledgeable advisor in this highly specialized space: visiting campuses, speaking at industry conferences, and tirelessly traveling from coast to coast.

Thanks to the vast influx of capital into the student housing sector, student housing developers have a wide array of financing sources to choose from: agency programs, private equity, public-private partnerships, Bank Lending and beyond. Our experts can also seamlessly navigate the green financing programs offered by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac., or coordinate a Bridge Loan that can easily transfer to permanent financing. Walker & Dunlop is your conduit to all forms of financing, having closed over $8.9B in student housing loans since 2011.

What does this mean for our clients? For mixed-use, cottage, urban infill, and more, consider us your one-stop capital resource, delivering better terms, faster approvals, and smoother, more confident execution. We work with federal agencies, leading banks, life insurance companies, and equity investors for years—the time it takes to understand financing structures and program requirements and gain our partners’ trust.