CHICAGO, IL - CA Ventures (“CA”), a global vertically integrated real estate investment management company, today announced its property management division has been selected to manage The Jolly Roger, an 804-bed student housing community adjacent to East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. Developed by Dewitt Carolinas, the property is scheduled to welcome its first residents in August 2021.
“We look forward to expanding our presence in North Carolina while simultaneously growing our third-party management business with the addition of The Jolly Roger, whose campus-adjacent location and wellness-oriented design align perfectly with CA’s existing portfolio,” said Beth Pinder, head of operations at CA. “Our unique perspective as a developer and owner-operator of student housing communities guides every decision we make at the property level. This drives financial performance through enhanced resident service, strategic marketing campaigns and operational efficiencies leveraged through CA’s global platform.”
The Jolly Roger will offer one- to four-bedroom floor plans ranging in size from 583 to 1,517 square feet. Apartments will come fully furnished and feature modern kitchens with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances; walk-in closets; private baths off each bedroom; and in-unit laundry.
Residents will share access to study lounges on each floor, as well as a two-story fitness center with a yoga studio and adjacent outdoor exercise area; technology lab with complimentary printing; coffee bar; clubroom; and rooftop pool deck with a Jumbotron, grilling stations and seating areas.
“After a competitive bidding process, we confidently selected CA to manage the property,” says Everett Daniels, president of Dewitt Carolinas. “CA’s expertise in property management, attention to detail and vertically integrated platform will propel their success in leasing and operating our property.”
Robust resident programming concentrating on wellness – a hallmark of all CA student living communities – will foster connection among residents, enhance study habits, encourage prudent financial planning and assist in attaining career goals.
“As a company, we approach wellness holistically, so we consider not only a resident’s physical well-being, but also how we can support them socially, emotionally, intellectually and environmentally,” said Noby Takaki, vice president of wellness at CA. “The positive outcomes we’ve achieved across our own portfolio have resonated with third-party owners, who are seeing increased demand for programming that supports students in every aspect of college life.”
For more information on The Jolly Roger, visit www.liveatjollyroger.com. An overview of CA’s student and residential management services can be found on the company’s website: www.ca-ventures.com. In total, the firm’s student living portfolio includes over 22,000 beds under management across more than 40 university markets.