Core Spaces, a company known for its real estate development, operations, and investment efforts, has announced a new partnership with Talkspace, a leading online provider of mental health services. Starting on September 2, 2025, this collaboration will provide free, on-demand mental health support to approximately 30,000 student residents across the country.
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This initiative marks a major advancement in the student housing sector by directly integrating professional mental health services into the residential experience. Since launching in 2010, Core Spaces has been at the forefront of redefining student living in top-tier college markets, combining a people-first philosophy with hospitality-inspired property management. With 78 properties and 48,000 beds under management, the company continues to lead in delivering innovative, high-quality living solutions.
Dan Goldberg, President of Core Spaces, emphasized the importance of fostering connection and community for students. He stated, “We know today’s students want more than just a place to stay. They want to feel connected and part of a community, and making that environment is our main goal. Talkspace is a great platform that makes professional support easier to get. This is more important than ever, and we’re proud to be among the first in student housing to offer this resource to our residents.”
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Through this partnership, Core Spaces residents will receive access to several mental health services. These include unlimited 24/7 messaging with licensed mental health professionals, complimentary access to Talkspace Go—a self-guided mental wellness app—and one free virtual therapy session per year, providing flexibility and accessibility to those who need support.
Natalie Cummins, Chief Business Officer at Talkspace, shared that college life, while full of personal development, can also bring serious mental health challenges. She said, “We are proud to work with Core Spaces to make mental health services more available to students. College is a time of big growth, but it also brings unique challenges. This partnership lets us provide resources directly to students, helping them deal with these pressures and succeed.” The program will begin in 32 university markets including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Tucson, and Madison, with plans to expand across Core Spaces’ entire portfolio in the future.
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