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University of Technology Sydney Halts Residential College Tender with Campus Living…

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What happened

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The University of Technology Sydney terminated talks with Campus Living Villages regarding a tender for a residential college. The project, which was planned for the Haymarket campus in central Sydney, was intended to be Australia’s first residential college for Indigenous university students. The college was slated to have 250 beds and occupy 15,000 square metres.

From afr.com

Why it matters

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The termination of the tender halts plans for the National First Nations College. This decision impacts the planned expansion and contract opportunities for Campus Living Villages.

From afr.com

Who's involved

  • University of Technology SydneyUniversity planning the residential college
  • Campus Living VillagesStudent housing development company involved in the tender

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Campus Living VillagesSpeculative

    Campus Living Villages might face reduced revenue from the loss of a major planned residential college contract.

  • University of Technology SydneySpeculative

    University of Technology Sydney might see changes in its planned infrastructure investment or partnership revenue.

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