That's one of the more attractive piles of dirt I have seen in years. It has potential! LOL
That's one of the more attractive piles of dirt I have seen in years. It has potential! LOL
I've read that currently with remote students it's at about 2,000. When they finish the build, again 2,000 but attending on the campus. And I also read a number that was stated by Roux of 8,000 but then implied somewhere between 5 and 10 years. However, if you have more students wanting to attend and can raise the costs, I would then assume that they will comply and enroll them. I could see it at 10,000 students by 2035. It's high-tech learning, A.I., robotics, cloud computing, etc. and also incorporating it into startup and existing companies. It's also a relatively easy jaunt back and forth to Beantown. So far, or currently at the school, some startup company heads are enrolled from other countries. It's all managed by Northeastern University, and their official enrollment is at around 39,000 students. It could be an onslaught of wannabe Elon Musks. Where are they going to live? And where are they going to eat and drink? UNE Portland and USM will also see substantial growth. Remember where Portland was as a city in 2010 and how its changed since? Dramatic. Why would it slow down? It won't.Does anyone projected Roux enrollment in the first few years? And the rate of increase over the next... 10? I thought I saw this somewhere awhile back but I can't find it. Wondering how the increase in students will impact the rental market aside from the Redfern project.
Given Roux's emphasis on A.I., I am wondering about their computing facilities. Will they be on site or remote? Wherever they are located that is going to be quite the energy demand.I've read that currently with remote students it's at about 2,000. When they finish the build, again 2,000 but attending on the campus. And I also read a number that was stated by Roux of 8,000 but then implied somewhere between 5 and 10 years. However, if you have more students wanting to attend and can raise the costs, I would then assume that they will comply and enroll them. I could see it at 10,000 students by 2035. It's high-tech learning, A.I., robotics, cloud computing, etc. and also incorporating it into startup and existing companies. It's also a relatively easy jaunt back and forth to Beantown. So far, or currently at the school, some startup company heads are enrolled from other countries. It's all managed by Northeastern University, and their official enrollment is at around 39,000 students. It could be an onslaught of wannabe Elon Musks. Where are they going to live? And where are they going to eat and drink? UNE Portland and USM will also see substantial growth. Remember where Portland was as a city in 2010 and how its changed since? Dramatic. Why would it slow down? It won't.