Philadelphia-based student housing developer and operator Campus Apartments has made three new leadership appointments across its investment, operations and asset management divisions, all of them promoted from within the company.

Andrew Roth has been promoted to senior vice president of investments after over a decade at Campus. In his time at the company, Roth has advanced the company’s investment strategy and expanded its footprint, participating in the acquisition and development of more than 8,500 student beds, totaling over $800 million in investment.

In his new role, Roth will work closely with the executive team to deploy capital and identify opportunities for the company, according to the news release.

Scott Caliguire, previously senior director, has been promoted to associate vice president of asset management. Over his five-year tenure at Campus, Caliguire has helped to drive asset performance across the company’s portfolio and played a role in its acquisition and disposition processes. He works cross-functionally to optimize revenue, manage expenses and mentor colleagues, according to the news release. 

Cara Castelli, a 16-year veteran of Campus Apartments, is transitioning from vice president of asset management to vice president of operations. Castelli oversaw a fund portfolio of approximately 9,000 units and 22,000 beds. Under her leadership, the portfolio achieved historic rent and net operating income and maintained over 97% occupancy for two consecutive years. 

In her new role, she will blend her operational and asset management experience to drive efficiency, innovation and value across that portfolio, according to the release. 

“These promotions reflect the exceptional leadership, drive and dedication that Andrew, Scott and Cara bring to Campus,” said Daniel Bernstein, president and chief investment officer at Campus Apartments, in the release. “We are proud to recognize their contributions as we continue expanding our portfolio and shaping the future of student housing through strategic growth.”

Campus Apartments has over $2 billion worth of assets under management, encompassing more than 23,000 beds in 16 states. Its assets are currently operating at 98% occupancy and are 82% pre-leased for fall 2025, with 6% anticipated rent growth, according to the release.