Student accommodation Clause Samples

Student accommodation. 11.1 Any provision of accommodation during your programme of study at the Institution will be subject to an additional charge over and above your tuition fees and subject to a separate contract with a third party. 11.2 Matters related to your tenancy will be solely between you and your landlord (at the exclusion of the Institution) and subject to a separate tenancy contract with payment of accommodation fees and charges as set out by your accommodation provider. The Institution will have no liability to you, as a student, or your landlord for non-payment of any monies due as a result of your tenancy agreement. 11.3 For general information and guidance regarding the provision of accommodation available to students, please refer to the Accommodation webpages.

Student accommodation. The construction of 1,000 new affordable student accommodation dwellings under the National Rental Affordability Scheme is expected to make a useful contribution to the participation of students from regional and remote areas. The first tranche of 500 studio and one bedroom apartments at University Hall opened in 2013. Further dwellings under construction at St Catherine’s College are scheduled to be ready for occupancy in 2014 and detailed planning underway for additional accommodation to be built under NRAS at St ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ College.

Student accommodation. GLH have been provided with the advice by the applicant’s student accommodation advisers GVA. They have adopted a rental of £145 per week for standard rooms up to £180 per week for studios. They have assumed occupancy levels of 97% with management costs of approx 25%. Based on the advice from GVA they have adopted a yield of 6.25% with a total value of £36,055,000 less purchaser’s costs. We have undertaken our own independent research of student values in the city and rentals range from £122 per week to £155 per week for standard rooms and £155 to £190 per week for studios and the rentals adopted by GLH are therefore not unreasonable. Occupancy rates and management costs are also not unreasonable taking into account our research. In respect of yields although we have not been advised whether the development will be leased out, whether there will be a nomination agreement or let to students directly the yield adopted is an average for prime regional locations across the different lease types which is not unreasonable. The total value that we have adopted for the student accommodation is £36,055,088 less purchaser’s costs.

Student accommodation. Hospital-based

Student accommodation. 19.1. Student Accommodation terms and conditions are detailed on the accommodation confirmation letter and published on the Shafston College Website.