Scape Quay
4 Bed Apartment
4 Person - 4 Bathroom
Young people living at Scape report more positive mental health, stronger connections with friends and greater confidence in themselves compared with their peers nationally.
67% of Scape residents rate their mental health as good, very good or excellent, compared with 62% nationally. They’re also less likely to report low confidence in themselves or their appearance.
89% of Scape residents feel diversity is embraced and respected, compared with 82% nationally. And 13% name their accommodation provider as a source of strong connection, versus 4% nationally.
22% of residents wake up feeling fresh and energised, compared with 14% nationally. Fewer wake up tired and lethargic too: 25% versus 38%.
Walking is the most common form of exercise among Scape residents, with 72% getting their steps in, compared with 67% nationally.
Cost of living (60%) and housing affordability (40%) top the list of societal concerns. AI jumped to fourth place at 35%.
Nationally, 49% feel a lot or a great deal of pressure to achieve career success, while 69% feel guilty when they rest.
79% of young people nationally and at Scape say they have access to support when things get tough, while 21% say they don’t.
At Scape, we believe that the right environment can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. From wellbeing programs and nutrition support to social connectivity, every aspect of our accommodation is designed to help students thrive.
AI has jumped from 10th to 4th among Gen Z’s biggest societal concerns, with 75% worried about its impact on future jobs.
67% of Scape residents rate their mental health positively, compared with 62% nationally. They’re also more likely to feel confident in themselves.
89% of Scape residents feel diversity is embraced and respected, compared with 82% nationally.
For Gen Z, phones are more than just screens. Staying connected with friends and family is what Gen Z say they’d miss most without their phones.