> 11/27/2006: An article reported that UPSTATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY plans to spend $5 to $7 million to add 46 faculty members in Syracuse (Onondaga County).

According to what I read online about the ASU expansion, the move will bring more than 300 graduate students, more than 100 staff and faculty members and hundreds of executive education participants into downtown Phoenix from around the United States and the world.

I want to focus on properties in university towns and rent to young professionals, junior faculty, graduate students. 

Now to thinking broadly, how about nontraditional students who are working year round, grad students with families who are year round, university staff, faculty, etc..

Elderly tenant with declining mental faculties gets taken advantage of by some young drug addicts (meth and other stuff) who convince her to let them take showers at her place (water is included with rent) and they start hanging out there and stealing from her.  

I'd aim for them (think broadly to also house staff, faculty, grad students, nontrads, even employees of the university)

The law doesn't allow the college to open the property to the public but they may be able to lease it to my company with a Master lease and then I could open it to the public with priority going to college students and faculty at discounted rates.

It’s the school it itself and faculty that makes the difference not the location.

In addition, in conjunction with Marist College, they will have a new School of Medicine that will bring 400 medical students, faculty etc to the area.

If you have a faculty position, are you tenured?