Urban Live Study Play

01 — Introduction

WE ARE ULSP

Urban Live Study Play

ABOUT US

ULSP — Urban Live Study Play

ULSP is a go-to partner for student accommodation. We provide accommodation that enhances study-life balance while making sure the whole experience is a genuinely enjoyable one.

With more than twenty years of combined experience, our team has delivered numerous large-scale purpose-built student accommodation projects, from full conversions through to day-to-day operational management.

APPROACH

We are a team of service driven, energetic and relentless individuals working together to build environments for future talented youth.

Our philosophy is simple: to design and manage buildings that are beautiful, multi-cultural, functional and financially sustainable for both our students and our investors.

We are committed to the well-being of all people and strive to work collaboratively with our students, employees, suppliers and investors to create a blended live, study, play future.

Our team researches the education sector in depth — student behaviour, university patterns and global studies — and analyses the market closely, so we can uncover creative solutions that work for our customers and for partners who share our objectives around social and environmental responsibility, customer experience and transparency.

USP

REFURBISH

ENHANCE

CONVERT

LEADERSHIP

AND

INVESTMENT

MANAGEMENT

Seek out the old and blend with the new.

ULSP specialises in identifying properties that already have a strong reputation among students but have lost some of their appeal as developers focus solely on brand new PBSA assets.

With our expertise in development and construction, we offer cost-effective asset enhancement that breathes new life into these already popular buildings. That adds immediate value to investments and keeps pricing sustainable for a continuously expanding student population.

Constructing new buildings is very carbon-intensive, on top of the emissions produced across a building's life cycle. The focus should be on retrofitting existing stock to make it more energy-efficient.