20 college towns where landlords make the most money from students

[WTTCHMN]

20 college towns where landlords make the most money from students who live off campus

Irvine #8
http://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-it-costs-to-live-off-campus-college-towns-2017-8

 

[riznick]

Median rent: $4,372

Students can expect to pay $4,372 per month living next to UCI for housing. 


Seems a bit high, doesn't it?

 

[eyephone]

Median rent: $4,372

Students can expect to pay $4,372 per month living next to UCI for housing. 


Seems a bit high, doesn't it?

I say if your in college, that is a bit high. Just find a reasonable priced place and commute.

 

[Loco_local]

Maybe if you rent an entire house in Turtle Rock.
I think I've seen rooms in UP for rent for over $1,000.

 

[nosuchreality]

Frankly, that's just shoddy reporting.  It's what happens when you analyse numbers with no interpretation of the underlying reality.

Looking at US colleges with enrollment above 15,000, they analyzed the median rent within a two-mile radius of campus and compared it to the metro area's market-rate rent.

So we compare turtle ridge, turtle rock and maybe a bit around fashion island with greater Santa Ana metro...

 

[Hugo Township]

Frankly, that's just shoddy reporting.  It's what happens when you analyse numbers with no interpretation of the underlying reality.

Looking at US colleges with enrollment above 15,000, they analyzed the median rent within a two-mile radius of campus and compared it to the metro area's market-rate rent.

So we compare turtle ridge, turtle rock and maybe a bit around fashion island with greater Santa Ana metro...

BusinessInsider is all about shoddy reporting.

 

[Bullsback]

Median rent: $4,372

Students can expect to pay $4,372 per month living next to UCI for housing. 


Seems a bit high, doesn't it?

That can't be accurate. 

 

[riznick]

The whole article is poo