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CDU's $70M Student Tower: Affordable Housing & Economic Boost

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Charles Darwin University secures $70M loan for new student accommodation, aiming to alleviate Darwins tight rental market and boost international enrollments.

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CDU's $70M Student Tower: Affordable Housing & Economic Boost

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It's April 22nd. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Adelaide News today, local news powered by AI. Charles Darwin University just locked in a $70 million loan to build hundreds more student beds in Darwin. They're planning a 14-story tower right in the city center with 352 rooms, plus refurbishing their Casua Arena campus for 50 extra spots. Earlier this week, CDU and federal officials dropped the news. The new spot sits across from their fresh Denali campus on Kavanaugh Street, tackling the boom in students since it opened late last year. For years, Darwin's tight rental scene hits students hard, especially internationals gripping about costs in the uni even asking locals to rent spare rooms. Now, this eases pressure on the market and lets CDU grow sustainably. Federal Minister Madeline King says it'll boost international enrollments, pumping cash into the economy and building ties with northern neighbors. For security and fuel, rental prices aren't set yet, but CDU promises affordable options with

Wi-Fi in all the perks and different sizes to fit budgets. Everything should wrap by 2028, whether permitting, keeping Darwin's student vibe strong.

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