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Student Accommodation Still in Short Supply

Victoria 

Student Accommodation Still in Short Supply

August 21, 2008 Marc Pallisco Real Estate News, Student Accommodation Still in Short Supply, victoria

The number of international students moving to Melbourne may start decelerating over the next few years, but the booming student accommodation market still has some way to go, with Melbourne’s biggest "off-campus" student home placement group saying the supply of apartments has not kept up with demand for more than 10 years.

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