> Nods in agreement and cries from my 1200$ one bedroom unit in a Midwest college town Having lived in a remote college town long before such software could ha

> Nods in agreement and cries from my 1200$ one bedroom unit in a Midwest college town Having lived in a remote college town long before such software could have been popular, I think a lot of college towns were probably already overpriced. There’s an almost guaranteed supply (students), often growing (as more students are accepted each year), and universities are often slow to build their own housing. Students want to be close to campus, often don’t have a car, and have access to cheap loans so landlords nearby can charge inflated rates.