Declining Demand for Apartments May Occur, but Price Pressure Is Strong in University Cities
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The points limits have been revealed, the rental market may pick up again - but has an apartment become cheaper or more expensive? - This is how university students admitted this year are coping with housing.
Summer brings not only vacations, but also the best offers for renting a home in large university cities. In the fall, with the return of students, starts the goose after guys and apartments, and rents can go up by 20%.
Although the growth rate of the domestic housing market may slow down nationwide, strong demand and continuous price increases are still typical in university towns. After the announcement of the admission points, another one to five percent increase in rental prices is expected in the apartment rental market, which will place an increasing financial burden on young people studying further and their families. Meanwhile, buying a home is also bec…
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