More Housing Offer Is Not Enough to Lower the Income of Displaced Students
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Near 50,000 young people will know on Sunday where they got placement in the 1st phase of the National Competition for Access to Higher Education (CNAES) and for many this result dictated the beginning of a new phase in another city and away from home. After this first test, the next step for thousands of displaced students is to find accommodation, a challenge marked by the lack of offer and high prices in the rental market. However, this year …
Less than a month after the start of the school year, there are more rooms available for displaced students, but the increase in supply compared to last year did not result in a reduction in the price of income.
Capital is the most expensive city to study
In Porto, where the number of rooms for students increased 53% compared to the previous year, prices increased by EUR 30, now costing about EUR 430 per metre.
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O MinhoA quarter in Lisbon is still around EUR 500 per million, making the capital in the city more expensive to study.
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