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Downtown and University Housing Projects October 10, 2017
Municipal Policy Committee
Available Studies
2013 - Student Housing Profile, City of Arlington
2014 - Student Housing Master Plan, UT-Arlington
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Key Topics
UT-Arlington enrollment trends
Student-oriented housing
Existing
Under construction
Proposed
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Enrollment Trends (2012 – 2016)
Enrollment Trends
Fall 2017 Census date: September 11, 2017 (updated data for 2017 is not yet available) Texas
Higher Education Coordinating Board Enrollment Projections for UT-Arlington 2020
– 42,084 (+6.0%) 2025 – 45,268 (+7.5%) 2030 – 47,421 (+4.7%)
Enrollment Growth
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Current Student-oriented Housing
7,520 total beds UTA
Apartments UTA Residence Halls UTA Family Houses UTA Greek Houses Affiliated Student Apartments Private Student Apartments Includes
101 Center (currently under construction) Does not include Liv+ (currently under construction)
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
2017 Apartment Preleasing Report
UT-Arlington Apartments are 99% preleased
Private Apartments are 93% preleased Increases
to 97% with the removal of 101 Center (currently under construction)
Projects Under Construction
Approved in 2016
Anticipated completion: Fall 2018
Development Criteria
West Campus Residence Hall
916 UTA Boulevard
Density
Not Known
Acreage
Not Known
Number of Units
534 Beds
Average Unit Size
Not Known
Maximum Building Height
4 Stories
Liv+
Approved in 2014 Revised in 2016
Anticipated completion: Summer 2018
Development Criteria
1001 South Center Street Density
59 dua
Acreage
4.47
Number of Units
264 (789 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1050 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
Projects Pending Approval
Development Criteria
Park Place Density
82.2 dua North 79.7 dua South
Acreage
3.65
Number of Units
297 (706 Beds)
Average Unit Size
932 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
200 East Abram Street
Administrative Site Plan, Public Improvement, and Plat Review
Second round of review comments emailed on September 19, 2017
3rd and Center Zoning Case Scheduled 10/10 CC
Letter of opposition from AISD Letter of opposition from HANA Letter of support from UT-Arlington
Development Criteria
705 South Center Street Density
88 dua
Acreage
2.88
Number of Units
252 units (777 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1091 SF
Maximum Building Height
6 Stories
Development Criteria
8Four8 Mitchell Density
50 dua
Acreage
5.05
Number of Units
298 units (678 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1097 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
848 West Mitchell Street
Zoning Case Scheduled 10/10 CC
Letter of opposition from AISD Petition of opposition – 12.40% Letter of support from UT-Arlington Petition of support from neighbors
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Existing/Under Construction/Proposed
Not identified in the above table: 81 Beds to be demolished with approval and construction of 3rd and Center 98 beds in Peppermill Apartments to be demolished with approval and construction of 8Four8 Mitchell. By Fall 2019, approximately a total of 10,500 (beds) will be ready to be leased out.
Other Trends:
2016-2017: global enrollment is 58,664 Approximately 40% of enrolled students take some or all of their courses online. By Fall 2019, it is predicted that 50% of all college courses will be delivered online. While students taking online courses could do so from anywhere, many will still remain highly motivated to live on or close to campus. Transfer and graduate students are the fastest growing segments in student population.
Estimated Housing Demand
2017: fall enrollment (excluding online) is approx. 40,276
2020: Projections shows approx. 43,000 enrollment
Over 7,500 (19%) students live in student-oriented communities (UTArlington and Private) + many additional in MF properties located in Central/North Arlington.
If the same trend continues, approx. 8,200 students will be living in student-oriented housing in Arlington.
Fall 2019: If all four pending projects shown on the previous slide are constructed, 10,500 beds will be ready to be leased out. However, it is difficult to assess if this means over-supply of housing, since it is very possible that students (who are currently living in MF properties in Central/North Arlington) may want to move closer to campus and in newer student-oriented housing developments.
DISCUSSION
Municipal Policy Committee
Available Studies
2013 - Student Housing Profile, City of Arlington
2014 - Student Housing Master Plan, UT-Arlington
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Key Topics
UT-Arlington enrollment trends
Student-oriented housing
Existing
Under construction
Proposed
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Enrollment Trends (2012 – 2016)
Enrollment Trends
Fall 2017 Census date: September 11, 2017 (updated data for 2017 is not yet available) Texas
Higher Education Coordinating Board Enrollment Projections for UT-Arlington 2020
– 42,084 (+6.0%) 2025 – 45,268 (+7.5%) 2030 – 47,421 (+4.7%)
Enrollment Growth
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Current Student-oriented Housing
7,520 total beds UTA
Apartments UTA Residence Halls UTA Family Houses UTA Greek Houses Affiliated Student Apartments Private Student Apartments Includes
101 Center (currently under construction) Does not include Liv+ (currently under construction)
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
2017 Apartment Preleasing Report
UT-Arlington Apartments are 99% preleased
Private Apartments are 93% preleased Increases
to 97% with the removal of 101 Center (currently under construction)
Projects Under Construction
Approved in 2016
Anticipated completion: Fall 2018
Development Criteria
West Campus Residence Hall
916 UTA Boulevard
Density
Not Known
Acreage
Not Known
Number of Units
534 Beds
Average Unit Size
Not Known
Maximum Building Height
4 Stories
Liv+
Approved in 2014 Revised in 2016
Anticipated completion: Summer 2018
Development Criteria
1001 South Center Street Density
59 dua
Acreage
4.47
Number of Units
264 (789 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1050 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
Projects Pending Approval
Development Criteria
Park Place Density
82.2 dua North 79.7 dua South
Acreage
3.65
Number of Units
297 (706 Beds)
Average Unit Size
932 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
200 East Abram Street
Administrative Site Plan, Public Improvement, and Plat Review
Second round of review comments emailed on September 19, 2017
3rd and Center Zoning Case Scheduled 10/10 CC
Letter of opposition from AISD Letter of opposition from HANA Letter of support from UT-Arlington
Development Criteria
705 South Center Street Density
88 dua
Acreage
2.88
Number of Units
252 units (777 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1091 SF
Maximum Building Height
6 Stories
Development Criteria
8Four8 Mitchell Density
50 dua
Acreage
5.05
Number of Units
298 units (678 Beds)
Average Unit Size
1097 SF
Maximum Building Height
5 Stories
848 West Mitchell Street
Zoning Case Scheduled 10/10 CC
Letter of opposition from AISD Petition of opposition – 12.40% Letter of support from UT-Arlington Petition of support from neighbors
2017 - Campus Housing Information for Student Housing Developers, UT-Arlington
Existing/Under Construction/Proposed
Not identified in the above table: 81 Beds to be demolished with approval and construction of 3rd and Center 98 beds in Peppermill Apartments to be demolished with approval and construction of 8Four8 Mitchell. By Fall 2019, approximately a total of 10,500 (beds) will be ready to be leased out.
Other Trends:
2016-2017: global enrollment is 58,664 Approximately 40% of enrolled students take some or all of their courses online. By Fall 2019, it is predicted that 50% of all college courses will be delivered online. While students taking online courses could do so from anywhere, many will still remain highly motivated to live on or close to campus. Transfer and graduate students are the fastest growing segments in student population.
Estimated Housing Demand
2017: fall enrollment (excluding online) is approx. 40,276
2020: Projections shows approx. 43,000 enrollment
Over 7,500 (19%) students live in student-oriented communities (UTArlington and Private) + many additional in MF properties located in Central/North Arlington.
If the same trend continues, approx. 8,200 students will be living in student-oriented housing in Arlington.
Fall 2019: If all four pending projects shown on the previous slide are constructed, 10,500 beds will be ready to be leased out. However, it is difficult to assess if this means over-supply of housing, since it is very possible that students (who are currently living in MF properties in Central/North Arlington) may want to move closer to campus and in newer student-oriented housing developments.
DISCUSSION
