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Deals: Inland American Breaks Ground on Arizona Student Housing

Published Jan. 30, 2012
Vladimir Kindrachov

Inland American Communities breaks ground on a 318-bed student housing community; EdR buys a collegiate housing asset in Oklahoma; and NorthMarq arranges a $19.2 million FHA-insured mortgage.

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