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Mar 24, 2026

Core Spaces Advances 1,195-Bed Hub Tampa Fowler Near USF

Core Spaces Advances 1,195-Bed Hub Tampa Fowler Near USF

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  • Core Spaces leads a large-scale student housing project
  • 1,195 beds across three buildings
  • Located near the University of South Florida campus

What the project means for Tampa student housing supply

Core Spaces, in partnership with Harrison Street Asset Management, is advancing Hub Tampa Fowler, a major student housing development near the University of South Florida. The project will deliver 1,195 beds across three buildings, helping address growing demand in the area. As one of the largest upcoming student housing projects in Tampa, it plays a key role in expanding supply near campus.

What scale and unit mix mean for leasing demand

The development will include 396 units ranging from studios to five-bedroom layouts, including upgraded units targeting higher-end student renters. This range allows the project to appeal to a broad segment of the student population. The large bed count supports economies of scale while maintaining flexibility in leasing options.

What amenities signal for modern student living

Hub Tampa Fowler will offer approximately 15,000 square feet of amenities, including a pool, fitness center, café, and a wellness center with sauna, steam room, and Pilates studio. Outdoor courtyards further enhance the community environment. These features align with the continued evolution of student housing into a lifestyle-driven asset class.

What this means for Tampa’s mixed-use development pipeline

The project is part of Tampa Rithm, a broader 100-acre mixed-use development expected to deliver up to 5,000 student beds alongside hotels and entertainment uses. This integrated approach reflects a shift toward campus-adjacent mixed-use environments. With completion targeted for 2027, the project adds momentum to Tampa’s growing student housing sector.

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Published: Mar 24, 2026Last updated: March 24, 2026