This comparative study analyzes the student accommodation sectors in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, focusing on prevalent business models, benefits, challenges, and opportunities. The study reveals ten key takeaways, including high demand, diverse supply options, deficits in addressing demand, mature markets with innovative models, regulatory inefficiencies, unique management approaches, financing challenges, reductions in nationwide aid schemes, institutional investor involvement, and the dynamic nature of student housing. Based on extensive research, stakeholder interviews, and student input, the report provides an assessment and outlook for each country, highlighting supply, demand, and financing trends. The study aims to inform stakeholders in creating vibrant living communities for students in these countries.
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