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MSU and Greystar to revive residential expansion in Mississippi

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The Board of Trustees of Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning approved a second phase for the College View project at Mississippi State University (MSU). This expansion will add 527 beds to house upperclassmen. The project, which began in 2018, is a mixed-use residential development that was previously stalled.

From cdispatch.com

Why it matters

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The public-private partnership allows MSU to expand housing capacity without assuming debt or issuing bonds, as the development was financed and managed by EDR College View MS, an affiliate of Greystar Real Estate Partners. This arrangement is noted as the first of its kind in Mississippi.

From cdispatch.com

Who's involved

  • Greystar Real Estate PartnersDeveloping the mixed-use residential property through a lease agreement with MSU.
  • MSULeasing land to Greystar Real Estate Partners for the residential development.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Greystar Real Estate PartnersSpeculative

    The expansion might increase asset value and revenue potential for Greystar Real Estate Partners.

  • MSUSpeculative

    MSU could secure a non-debt revenue stream from the development.

  • MississippiSpeculative

    Mississippi may benefit from the public-private partnership avoiding state debt.

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