There is a housing problem that especially affects those who want to come study in Milan. They often don't have stable incomes and must rely on support from families far away, while costs become more and more prohibitive every year. The available housing in Milan covers only one fifth of out-of-town students. And the others?
Milan continues to hold the record for the most expensive single rooms in Italy. The situation doesn’t seem to be changing, and the city is becoming an enclave for millionaires, pushing away anyone who can’t keep up with its pace and standards. It’s not just a matter of available housing—which does exist—but of economic affordability, which drives out those who can’t afford it, in an exponential growth of competition and inequality.
