LOGAN, Utah -- One hundred students at Utah State University found out they won't be living where they planned this fall.
A luxury housing complex, called the Aggie Factory, promised to be open before the semester but didn't deliver.
"It's not completed yet, which I'm a little confused by, because they promised a lot of people it would be done by the fall semester, they signed a lot of leases," said USU student Jesse Long.
The developers said the primary investor died, and as a result the project lost its funding.
Now with a new lender, the project is expected to move forward September 1 and be completed by May 2015.
"Construction is a tough industry as far as schedules go, you can plan only so much," said Joe Harding, a project manager for Nelson Brothers Construction Management.
The property developers said they found 50 students housing, and allowed the others to opt out of their contracts.
