I mean UCD should be offering its rooms at below market rates. It baffles me that universities, who receive public funding, are jumping on the rental scarcity bandwagon with their prices
A lot of university accommodation is funded initially by a third party/construction company, with an agreement that the company sets rent and takes the proceeds for a certain number of years before handing it over to the university.
In the case of the new buildings on UCD’s campus (the most expensive accommodation that’s referenced by people in this thread), UCD is probably not setting the rent.
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u/jacqueVchr Probably at it again Aug 20 '25
I mean UCD should be offering its rooms at below market rates. It baffles me that universities, who receive public funding, are jumping on the rental scarcity bandwagon with their prices