Student housing Italy

Sorting out accommodation is one of the bigger financial decisions for students heading to Italy.

As the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics wrap up, Milan’s Olympic Village is preparing for a bold second life. Built to host over 1,000 athletes from 42 countries, the Village is now set to become a vibrant hub for students, turning a temporary sports facility into a long-term solution for the city’s housing needs.

The city draws students from across the globe, thanks to a line-up of top universities in Rome for international students, such as Sapienza, LUISS, and John Cabot University, all promising quality learning with a real buzz of international perspectives.

If you’re heading to Rome for uni, you’ve got loads of choices when it comes to the best neighbourhood to live in Rome as a student. Most international students end up at places like Sapienza, LUISS, or Roma Tre, and each uni shapes its own little pocket of city life.

There’s nowhere quite like Rome for a student adventure, where ancient ruins and buzzing piazzas set the scene for daily life.

Italy draws in over 100,000 international students every year, making it one of Europe’s most multicultural study destinations.

If you’re dreaming of spending your university years surrounded by medieval towers, mouth-watering pasta, and a social scene that buzzes until midnight, Bologna should be top of your list.With its welcoming vibe, deep-rooted academic spirit, and irresistible food, studying abroad in Bologna pairs th

Florence attracts students from around the globe with its rich cultural heritage, renowned educational institutions, and welcoming atmosphere. The city offers a fun and stylish lifestyle with a student-friendly environment.

Florence offers a fun and carefree student life, characterised by its deep-rooted history in fashion and art.

The city of Florence stands as one of the most favoured destinations for international students, particularly Americans.

If you're planning on studying abroad in Italy, finding somewhere to live will be top of your list. However, the rising cost of rent for students continues to be one of the main housing issues in Italian cities and a frequently debated topic in the media.

The Social Hub, a Dutch company specialising in hybrid hospitality, hands over the keys to the new headquarters of Accademia Italiana - AD Education group, completing the renovation and transformation of the first building part of a major urban regeneration project in the capital.

Planning for an Erasmus in Milan? This guide offers essential information and tips for students preparing to embark on this exciting journey. Milan, a global capital of fashion and design, is also renowned for its high-quality education institutions.

Erasmus in Rome offers a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the rich history and culture of the Eternal City. This article provides essential information and tips for students planning to embark on this life-changing experience.

There are many different types of rental contract in Italy, including contracts that are aimed specifically at students.

A new student residence in the heart of Rome opens its doors: Camplus San Pietro is ready to welcome students from across Italy and the world.

The student housing market is going through a particularly positive period, as shown by investment volumes, which in 2021 reached a value of €5.2 billion in Europe.

What are the options for young people living in rented accommodation?

The rental of real estate to university students represents an opportunity for both residential property owners and students, who have a typically practical approach to the rental market: they consult the Internet and evaluate the most convenient offers.

Speaking at the third annual immonext conference, the ideas forum organised by idealista to reflect on the past, present and future of the real estate market, Alessandro Ghisolfi, analyst at Abitare Co e Scenari Immobiliari, spoke about new trends in the Italian rental market. Share-living, co-livi

According to the HousingAnywhere European Rent Index, which analyses rental data in the most popular cities among students and young expatriate workers, Milan is one of the most expensive housing markets to rent a flat. The report claims that all the cities analysed (Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Ma

Between now and 2025, an estimated eight million international students will be involved in projects in the OECD area, and Italy is the perfect country to take advantage of this wave of young people to develop new student housing.