Center and 3rd
University of Texas Arlington
450-Bed Student Housing Development
2.6 acres across the street from College Park District
In 2012, Osher started acquiring aggregating properties across the street from UT Arlington newest campus expansion named College Park District.
Osher plans are to develop a 160 unit, 400 beds student housing project on nearly 2.8 acres located across the street from College Park District, which was $160 million development that UTA completed 2 years ago. The development would be a Texas Wrap style structure where the units would be wrapped around the structured parking. The main entrance to the project will be located on the corner for E. 3rd St. and S. Center St. facing College Park Center, the $78 million, 218,000-square-foot facility, that can accommodate up to 6,750 guests for a center-stage concert and 7,000 for traditional court-based athletics events.
“College Park District is the most ambitious project in UT Arlington history—practically a campus in and of itself. Spanning more than 20 acres, the $160 million development is a place where students, neighbors, and visitors can intermingle while enjoying stellar entertainment, sports, and restaurants.”
- https://www.uta.edu/collegeparkdistrict/
College Park Center Celebration
Game Night!
Arieal of College Park District
Loft Single Occupancy University Housing
About UTA:
The University of Texas at Arlington is a state university located in Arlington, Texas. The campus is situated southwest of downtown Arlington, and is located in the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan area.
UT Arlington enrollment of students is over 39,000, up 4.8% from the previous fall semester and a 65% increase since 2001.
Total enrollment of all students in UT Arlington programs on campus and online is projected to exceed 45,000 this year. UT Arlington’s Division of Enterprise Development will serve an additional 24,000 students through a wide variety of continuing education, professional training and career enhancement programs. UT Arlington continues to rank fifth among national universities for undergraduate diversity, according to U.S. News & World Report. UT Arlington ranked No. 100 among the nation’s best undergraduate engineering programs and in the top 140 of undergraduate business programs. “UT Arlington is the model for the 21st century, urban research university, one that balances academic and teaching excellence with research innovation and leverages technology to increase access to students beyond the campus border,” President Vistasp M. Karbhari said. “Our students are rising to meet economic demands for a highly educated workforce, especially in areas that meet the needs of Texas and the nation.” Engineering enrollment broke 6,000 students for the first time, increasing by 25 percent compared with fall 2013. The College enrolled more than 800 additional graduate students and almost 350 additional undergraduates.
