ROOMS FROM
A$399/WK
PER PERSON
Scape Queensberry
2 Person - 1 Bathroom
ROOMS FROM
A$719/WK
PER PERSON
Scape Darling House
2 Person - 1 Bathroom
ROOMS FROM
A$569/WK
PER PERSON
Scape Tribune
1 Person - 1 Bathroom
ROOMS FROM
A$379/WK
PER PERSON
Scape Adelaide Central
4-6 Person - 4-6 Bathroom
Scape launched in Australia in 2014 and has since become the biggest purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) owner and operator.
Scape is home to over 18,500 beds in 38 buildings across Australia’s four key educational precincts – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide – as well as 10 buildings in planning and development, which will bring the portfolio to 23,000 beds by 2025.
Scape employs more than 800 people and is the largest investor in Australia’s higher education sector, with $6 billion (AUD) in capital committed since 2018.
Scape TLC Program
Col James Student Accomodation project in collaboration with Turner Studio, Deicorp & Aboriginal Housing Company
TikTok Cook-Up Campaign
Scape Redfern as part of the Pemulwuy Project
We believe the home for our residents is more than a comfy bed. It’s where you feel welcome. Where you’re known. Where you belong. At Scape, we create a home of belonging. Places that support university life and help residents feel comfortable and at ease while living away from home. Through thoughtfully designed rooms and buildings, and the way we show up every day, we create environments where students feel safe, supported, and connected to their space, their community, and each other. Because when you feel like you belong, everything else becomes possible.
Volleyball King. Dad.
Craig co-founded Scape Australia in 2013. After a partnership at Minter Ellison Legal, he became General Counsel of Consolidated Press Holdings. Craig then made the move to the investment world, first as CEO of Arctic Capital and then as co-founder of Telopea Capital Partners. After seeing the importance and potential of student living, Craig took on the role of Executive Chairman at PAD Student Living, co-founding Scape Australia soon after. Craig was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2022 for his services to Volleyball.
Craig co-founded Scape Australia in 2013. After a partnership at Minter Ellison Legal, he became General Counsel of Consolidated Press Holdings. Craig then made the move to the investment world, first as CEO of Arctic Capital and then as co-founder of Telopea Capital Partners. After seeing the importance and potential of student living, Craig took on the role of Executive Chairman at PAD Student Living, co-founding Scape Australia soon after. Craig was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2022 for his services to Volleyball.
Rugby League Fanatic. Aspiring Grill Master. Father of Two.
Stephen co-founded Scape Australia in 2013. He built up his expertise in investment banking and real estate investing with positions at Macquarie Bank, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley before co-founding Telopea Capital Partners. He moved into the world of student accommodation as a non-executive director of PAD Student Living before co-founding Scape Australia soon after.
Stephen co-founded Scape Australia in 2013. He built up his expertise in investment banking and real estate investing with positions at Macquarie Bank, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley before co-founding Telopea Capital Partners. He moved into the world of student accommodation as a non-executive director of PAD Student Living before co-founding Scape Australia soon after.
Sneaker Enthusiast. Mother of Three.
Anouk is renowned as a disruptive thinker, strategically conceptual and highly creative. She has a global outlook and commercial creativity that has seen her transform brands and companies in luxury retail and publishing. Think Louis Vuitton, Conde Nast and Oroton Group. Anouk was the CEO and later Chairperson of creative agency, Moon Communications Group and currently sits on numerous Boards imparting her creative genius and strategic thinking. Anouk joined Scape as CEO in 2020 at the highly "unprecedented” time, navigating the company through a global pandemic and advocating for the return of international students to Australia.
Anouk is renowned as a disruptive thinker, strategically conceptual and highly creative. She has a global outlook and commercial creativity that has seen her transform brands and companies in luxury retail and publishing. Think Louis Vuitton, Conde Nast and Oroton Group. Anouk was the CEO and later Chairperson of creative agency, Moon Communications Group and currently sits on numerous Boards imparting her creative genius and strategic thinking. Anouk joined Scape as CEO in 2020 at the highly "unprecedented” time, navigating the company through a global pandemic and advocating for the return of international students to Australia.
