Vienna, Prague and Stockholm are the top three safest cities in Europe for international students according to housing platform, HousingAnywhere.

StudentMarketing has unveiled a 2018 update of its 2017 Amenities in Student Housing report showing that increasing attention to community cohesion is now a hallmark of purpose-built residential accommodation, among other trends.

Student housing in Germany is experiencing a long-term price hike, prompted by high enrolment figures, threatening its status as an affordable destination.

Denmark is the latest European country with a student accommodation shortage to be highlighted by the Class of 2020, and its advice is to "invest in crisis", as mixed opportunities seen across the nation.

Education and student-housing investment company CBIT Education group is planning a 220-bed student apartment block in Vancouver.

2018's 'Best Student City' ranking from The Class of 2020 crowned Berlin as the continent's favourite for students, as London and Paris slip.

International students in Groningen are experiencing such difficulty in finding housing that university staff are being asked to temporarily provide rooms in their own home.

Student accommodation developer International Campus Group in a joint venture with Alkyon Partners is launching a new residence in Krakow, Poland, under the brand 'THE FIZZ.'