Full-Time
Groundskeeper
American Campus Communities
1,001-5,000 employees
Student housing REIT owner and manager
No salary listed
Eugene, OR, USA
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- The ability to drive a golf cart and lift and/or move up to 50 lbs.
- Knowledge of general labor, housekeeping, and cleaning tasks.
- The ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals, including understanding and following Material Safety Data Sheet rules for handling and use of chemicals.
- The ability to understand and carry out written or verbal multi-step instructions.
- Candidates should be able to work safely and contribute to maintaining a well-presented environment.
- Clean the interior and exterior of the property to standard.
- Perform property groundskeeping, including trash collection.
- Vacuum, mop, and/or shampoo floors in resident rooms and common areas, and stock bathrooms.
- Assist the service team with work orders, moving furniture, and unloading and storing supplies.
- Support the service team with apartment make-ready duties, including trash outs, cleaning, and painting.
- Assist in the property turnover process.
- Support the service team with pool maintenance, if applicable, and pressure washing.
- Safely operate all facility equipment, adhering to safety protocols and best practices.
- Assist in maintaining clean and orderly shops, storage areas, and back-of-house environments, ensuring all tools and supplies are organized.
- Serve as an American Campus representative and liaison in all interactions.
- Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
- Prior experience with facilities maintenance is helpful but not required.
- Experience in or willingness to learn general labor and property apartment maintenance.
American Campus Communities is a real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on student housing in the United States. It develops, owns, and manages purpose-built communities near colleges and universities to house student residents. Its product is rental housing for students, offering properties with amenities and community spaces designed to cater to college life. The company acquires or builds properties, then leases units to students, generating income from rent and fees. The business differs from general landlords by concentrating on the student segment, operating purpose-built housing, and providing on-site management and services that support a student-friendly living environment. The goal is to provide reliable, well-managed housing options for students while delivering steady rental income and value for investors.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
1993
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- ACC won the 2025 P3 Award for University of Utah’s $155 million project.
- Bilt launched student-housing payments with ACC in April 2026, expanding tenant engagement.
- Newsweek named ACC a 2026 Most Trustworthy Company, strengthening recruiting and university relationships.
What critics are saying
- UMass and Northeastern projects concentrate execution risk in 2026-2028 construction timelines.
- Texas Supreme Court narrowed tenant class claims in Berry, but litigation risk persists.
- Private competitors like Scion and Endeavor chase campus partnerships, compressing ACC’s pricing power.
What makes American Campus Communities unique
- Blackstone-backed ACC leads student-housing P3s, with 115+ transactions across 65 campuses.
- ACC’s ACE platform delivered Northeastern’s 1,200-bed, 23-story Boston project, opening Fall 2028.
- ACC combines development, operations, and financing expertise across roughly 170 buildings nationwide.
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American Campus Communities named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Workplaces for LGBTQ+ 2026 list. AUSTIN, Texas, June, 2026 - American Campus Communities (ACC), the nation's largest developer, owner and manager of student housing communities, has been named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Workplaces for LGBTQ+ 2026 list. Presented by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group, the recognition highlights employers that foster inclusive workplace cultures and strong employee experiences. The ranking is based on over 994,000 company reviews - including more than 72,000 from LGBTQ+ employees - combined with desk research on public commitments, Corporate Equality Index listings, and published diversity and inclusion reports. "We are honored to be recognized by Newsweek as one of America's Greatest Workplaces for LGBTQ+ 2026," said Michel Weathers, senior vice president of human resources at American Campus Communities. "As we celebrate Pride Month, this recognition reflects our commitment to creating a workplace where people feel empowered to be themselves and know they belong. At ACC, we strive to foster an environment where employees can build meaningful careers, support one another and make an impact." Across its corporate office and communities nationwide, ACC is focused on creating an environment where employees can grow professionally, build meaningful connections and contribute to a shared mission of supporting student success. The company's culture is grounded in collaboration, professional development and creating opportunities for employees to make an impact. This recognition reflects ACC's broader commitment to building a people-first workplace where employees can grow, contribute and succeed while helping create communities where students live successfully. About American Campus Communities. American Campus Communities is the nation's largest developer, owner, and manager of premium student housing communities throughout the United States. With extensive experience in design, finance, development, construction management, and operational oversight, the company has facilitated over 115 public-private partnership (P3) transactions at 65 colleges and universities nationwide. Visit www.americancampus.com and follow on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X to stay up to date on the latest student housing news.
ACC names Chelsea Bennett vice president, public-private partnerships and business development. March 29, 2026 Austin, Texas - American Campus Communities (ACC) has named Chelsea Bennett to the role of vice president of public-private partnerships and business development. She joins the Austin, Texas-based firm with nearly 15 years of experience in higher education. Bennett previously served as vice president of advisory services with The Scion Group.
TCU is getting a Chipotle, along with other retailers, in West Berry expansion. March 20, 2026 2:35 PM Gift Article A new Chipotle is coming to TCU's campus as a part of a $500 million campus expansion that will add 3,200 beds to campus housing. The project is part of the partnership between TCU and Endeavor Real Estate Group- an Austin developer firm responsible for sites like The Domain and Saltillo. Shane Hesson, principal of Endeavor Real Estate Group, told the Star-Telegram that Chipotle will be one of four retailers going into the Morado on Berry development. Endeavor hopes to open the Morado on Berry with student housing in fall 2027. What is Morado on Berry? Morado on Berry is an $82.9 million mixed-use project, responsible for the addition of 780 student beds and 25,000 square feet of street-level retail space. Construction has already begun at the northeast corner of University Drive and Berry Street. Morado will be between the TCU Campus store and other student housing apartments, Molly Reid Hall (formerly known as Grandmarc Westberry Place). About 18,000 square feet of ground-level retail space will span West Berry Street and Cockrell Avenue, with an option for a restaurant with a large patio. Morado's parking garage will also have 175 spots for retail customers. What other retailers will be in Morado on Berry? Hesson said in about two months Endeavor and TCU will have more retail tenants squared away. What is certain is that Chipotle will be one of them. In previous reporting from the Star-Telegram, Jake Newman, another principal at Endeavor, said retail tenants will be businesses that appeal to the surrounding neighborhoods of TCU. The majority of them will be food- and beverage-focused. More about TCU's $500 million expansion. In addition to Morado on Berry by Endeavor Real Estate Group, TCU has also partnered with American Campus Communities to build an additional six housing facilities (or another 2,450 beds). The 1.2 million square feet of new housing will be on the east side of campus. Five of the new dorms will be located between West Cantey and West Bowie streets. This project will cost approximately $280 million. By the start of the 2028-29 academic school year, TCU also plans to renovate the 78-years-old Ed Landreth Hall and Auditorium along South University Drive and add classroom space to the building. At least 25 new buildings are planned to be added to TCU campus. The $500 million plan will also transform West Berry into a "walkable urban district" with residential and commercial offerings. May 30, 2025 5:28 AM June 7, 2025 5:30 AM Fort Worth Star-Telegram Ella Gonzales is a service journalism reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. She is part of a team of local journalists who answer reader questions and write about life in North Texas. Ella mainly writes about local restaurants and where to find good deals around town.
Blackstone, Brookfield navigate CRE acquisitions amid rate stability. March 9, 2026 Majid Radaei, RadCRE Private equity giants pivot strategies in evolving commercial real estate landscape. The commercial real estate (CRE) market continues to present a complex mosaic of opportunities and challenges, with major private equity firms like Blackstone and Brookfield Asset Management strategically adjusting their acquisition and disposition activities. As interest rate stability begins to emerge following a period of aggressive hikes, these institutional players are demonstrating a more targeted approach, focusing on sectors with strong underlying fundamentals and attractive yields. Blackstone's strategic focus on logistics and student housing. Blackstone, a perennial behemoth in the CRE sector, has maintained a robust acquisition pipeline, albeit with a clear emphasis on specific asset classes. In Q4 2025 and early Q1 2026, the firm continued its strong conviction in the logistics sector, capitalizing on ongoing e-commerce growth. A notable transaction was Blackstone's acquisition of a portfolio of industrial properties across key U.S. logistics hubs from Prologis for approximately $2.1 billion in late 2025. This deal underscored their strategy of aggregating high-quality, last-mile distribution centers. Concurrently, Blackstone has also been active in the student housing vertical, which has proven resilient due to consistent demand drivers. Their student housing platform, American Campus Communities (ACC), acquired a new 800-bed purpose-built student housing asset adjacent to a major university for an undisclosed sum in early 2026, further solidifying their position in that specialty sector. Brookfield's selective approach amidst broader market shifts. Brookfield Asset Management, known for its diversified global real estate portfolio, has also been exercising a selective investment strategy. While Brookfield has historically been a significant owner of office assets, recent activities suggest a recalibration. The firm recently divested a suburban office park in Denver, Colorado, for approximately $125 million, a move consistent with broader market trends of shedding non-core office assets, particularly those struggling with pre-pandemic occupancy levels. Conversely, Brookfield has shown continued interest in resilient sectors and opportunistic plays. Their real estate funds have been exploring opportunities in renewable energy infrastructure and data centers, aligning with long-term macroeconomic trends and robust demand forecasts. While specific large-scale acquisitions in these emerging sectors have not been publicly detailed in early 2026, their strategic intent is clear. Broader private equity trends and outlook. Across the broader private equity landscape, a flight to quality and income stability remains paramount. Institutional investors are demonstrating increased caution in underwriting assumptions, demanding higher capitalization rates and more favorable debt terms. According to MSCI RCA data for Q4 2025, overall transaction volumes remained tempered compared to pre-2022 highs, indicative of a persistent bid-ask spread in many asset classes. However, sectors like industrial, student housing, and niche hospitality (e.g., extended stay) continue to attract capital. Distressed asset opportunities, while widely anticipated, have yet to materialize at scale across all property types, though regional pockets are emerging. "The current market environment, characterized by fluctuating interest rates and evolving supply-demand dynamics, demands a highly analytical and adaptive investment approach," notes Majid Radaei, Founder of RAD Commercial Realty. "While the headlines often focus on the giants, the real opportunities, especially in value-add and distressed situations, are being uncovered by skilled teams with deep market intelligence. RadCRE.ai's institutional-grade underwriting platform has been instrumental in helping our clients navigate this complexity, identify mispriced assets, and structure robust capital stacks that align with current lender appetites. We're seeing a significant uptick in demand for bridge financing for value-add plays, where rates are hovering around SOFR + 300-600 bps for strong sponsors." RadCRE advises clients on navigating these complex market dynamics, specializing in hotel investment sales, CRE financing, distressed assets, and value-add acquisitions across all asset classes. Its expertise in underwriting and capital markets ensures clients are positioned for success in a competitive landscape. Sources: MSCI RCA, Commercial Observer, GlobeSt, Press releases from Blackstone and Brookfield
For the public-private partnership, the University of Utah has partnered with American Campus Communities, a developer, owner, and manager of student housing communities.