Australian Study Reveals International Students Not Responsible for Increasing Rent Costs
International students not to blame for rising rents, Australian study finds
March 25, 2025
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It’s great to see research challenging the narrative that international students are solely responsible for rising rents in Australia. This finding underscores the complexity of the housing market and the need for a more nuanced understanding of the factors driving rental prices. It’s important to consider a range of influences, including supply shortages, local demand, and broader economic conditions. Ensuring that international students feel welcome and supported is crucial, as they contribute significantly to the cultural and economic fabric of the country. We should focus on developing sustainable housing solutions that benefit everyone, rather than scapegoating any particular group.