For more than three decades, universities and colleges have increasingly relied on off-balance sheet financing for student housing. Such financing structures allow universities to compete with other colleges in providing attractive new student housing while not straining the institution’s credit. Off-balance sheet student housing projects can be financed by third-party student housing management companies, equity investment by third-party developers, taxable project-based bonds, and tax-exempt project-based bonds.

 

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