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Description
The Capstone Companies (“Capstone”), now in our 20th year of business, is a firm focused exclusively on student housing development, management and construction. Our principals have student housing experience dating back to the mid 1980’s, when they began developing and managing apartment communities designed for the unique lifestyles of student residents. To date,Capstone has partnered with more colleges and universities to develop student housing than any other firm — 57 campuses / 35,800+ beds. Our total student housing development experience — both on and off campus — reflects $2.6 billion in total project costs and over 60,000 beds. As a reflection of the confidence we have earned from our collegiate partners, Capstone has been awarded twenty-three additional phases of on-campus student housing at fifteen campuses, after completing the initial phase. Our on-campus management division manages 21,000+ beds on twenty different campuses. We believe Capstone’s leadership position has been earned by the innovative approach we take to all aspects of our work with our university partners. This innovative approach has led to many “firsts” in the areas of design, financing and management structures. We have attempted to create an environment for such innovation through assembling a group of highly talented housing professionals, from an array of educational backgrounds and experiences. Our on-campus experience reflects a wide variety of unit/building designs and construction types. From open breezeway and enclosed corridor communities, to living/learning communities, as well as housing "villages." They also include facilities with classroom space, retail spaces, dining facilities (both new and renovated), structured parking, wellness centers, athletic fields, and in one instance, a suite for the president of the university. Construction types have included protected wood frame, steel frame, concrete frame, block and plank, and facilities utilizing the Hambro system. This variety of experience allows us to provide our university partner with many creative options during the design and programming of a new student housing community. More