welcome to clv business
Offering a fresh approach to student housing, Campus Living Villages is dedicated to providing the most exciting, safe and supportive residential environments for university students in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and USA.
Working in partnership with universities, we help meet their increasing need for student accommodation without involving them in the cost and complexity of building, financing and managing student housing.
Campus Living Villages, a leader in the field of student housing, own, develop and/or manage over 40,000 beds internationally
Our reputation for excellence rests on our understanding that student housing is about more than just beds. We understand student lifestyles and deliver stylish accommodation designed with all aspects of a student’s life in mind, from studying to socialising.
Excellence and experience
With an extensive track record in both developing and operating student housing, Campus Living Villages is able to provide universities with a single point of accountability. Our vertically-integrated delivery approach allows us to handle all aspects of development in-house, from financing and development, to management and operations. We offer universities a range of commercial options, including BOOT project delivery - (Build, Own, Operate and Transfer) - whereby ownership of the development reverts to the university after an agreed term.
We work closely with universities to ensure that each accommodation solution we design reflects the specific needs and character of the individual campus, as well as the needs of students.
Our aim is to provide students with not just a home, but a lifestyle. We consider our developments to be ‘villages’ because they offer students more than just a bed. Each Village features a wide variety of specially designed activities and facilities ranging from fitness and health to culture and entertainment.
Our Student Life initiative includes such innovative programs as the clv Art Project and our Speaker Series, which has to date featured such inspiring speakers as journalist Paul McGeogh, New Zealand parliamentarian Georgina Beyer and human rights activist Prashanth Shanmugan.
