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William Carey University begins $3.2 million student housing expansion in Biloxi

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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William Carey University began the first phase of on-campus student housing at its Tradition campus in Biloxi. This initial phase includes a six-unit townhome complex designed to house 24 students. The project costs $3.2 million and is funded through state grants and the university’s board of trustees, with completion projected for fall 2027.

From wlox.com

Why it matters

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University leaders stated the housing expansion is necessary to recruit more students to the Tradition campus and help build a residential and business economic workforce in the local area. William Carey University plans to pursue future phases of development based on demand.

From wlox.com

Who's involved

  • BurnettPresident and CEO of William Carey University
  • William Carey UniversityPrivate Christian liberal arts college expanding residential capacity
  • TaylorVice President of William Carey University
  • MississippiState where the university operates and provides regional stimulus
  • BiloxiCity where the university is expanding its residence life operations

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • William Carey University might see increased student demand and revenue from the expanded residential capacity.

  • MississippiSpeculative

    Mississippi could see increased local construction jobs and investment due to the university's capital expansion.

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