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Ares Venture Buys US Student Housing Properties for $435 Million

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 12:00 UTC By Natalie Wong 1 min read
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The Scion Group and Ares Management Corp. funds bought four US student housing communities for about $435 million, the second deal for the companies’ new partnership.

The Scion Group and Ares Management Corp. funds bought four US student housing communities for about $435 million, the second deal for the companies’ new partnership.
Ares Venture Buys US Student Housing Properties (ORG) The Scion Group (ORG) Ares Management Corp. (ORG) US (LOCATION)
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