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Student Housing Became an Institutional Asset Class, and Texas Campuses Sit at Its Center

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The sector that Blackstone, KKR and Greystar have turned into a core institutional holding was pioneered by an Austin company, and Texas flagships from UT to Texas A&M remain among the most active markets for the capital chasing it.

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