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Five Questions with Fred Pierce, President and CEO of Pierce Education Properties

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By Katie Sloan Murphy Verified
| Student Housing Business Magazine Verified
For the November/December issue’s “Five Questions with” SHB spoke to Fred Pierce, president and CEO of San Diego-based Pierce Education Properties, to get his take on the climate for acquisitions in today’s volatile capital markets environment. SHB:  Rising interest rates have put a major crimp on the investment sales market across all sectors of commercial real estate. In your position, from where you sit, what’s the situation in the student housing space specifically?
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Mutual of Omaha Breaks Ground on 44-Story Headquarters Building in Downtown Omaha

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By Katie Sloan Murphy Verified
| REBusinessOnline Verified
OMAHA, NEB. — Mutual of Omaha has broken ground on a 44-story office tower that will act as the company’s headquarters in downtown Omaha. At 677 feet, the building will rise 43 feet above the city’s current tallest building, First National Bank Tower.
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Thriving College Student Index Report Provides Annual Benchmark for Student Mental Health, Wellness

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By Katie Sloan Murphy Verified
| Student Housing Business Magazine Verified
The first annual Thriving College Student Index Report was released earlier this week by mental health awareness non-profit, the Hi, How Are You Project, and the College Student Mental Wellness Advocacy Coalition. The survey, which was conducted by Ipsos, was completed by over 18,000 college students in October 2022. The index categorizes students into three general groups based on a personal assessment of their mental wellness: thriving, maintaining and struggling.
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