| Comment | It's pretty much every university town/city in the UK, because landlords who were letting to students either took on long-term tenants during the pandemic, or sold up, at the same time as a big rebound in student numbers due to deferrals
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2022/dec/26/uk-student-housing-reaching-crisis-point-as-bad-as-1970s-charity-warns
In Scotland, I think Aberdeen and Dundee are the only universities that don't have a student housing crisis
Glasgow Uni previously told students to de-register if they couldn't find somewhere to live, Edinburgh Uni is putting up students in improvised bunkrooms, Stirling Uni is using backpacker hostels, St Andrews is housing students in Dundee |
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