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Upperclassmen Housing Selection Kicks Off, Sparks Mixed Views Among Students
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As the new housing selection process for upperclassmen kicks off, many students have reconsidered their decisions about where to live next year.
Housing
Students and Landlords Both Perpetuate Myths About Housing, University Panelist Says
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Dozens attended the Ithaca Affordable Housing Panel, hosted by Cornell Roosevelt Institute, which featured three panelists from different areas of housing in Ithaca. The panel was organized in response to students’ difficulties in finding off-campus housing.
Housing
‘Desirable’ Collegetown Leases Leave Market up to 16 Months Before Residents Move in
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Collegetown housing has students signing leases almost 16 months before residence. With the number of large houses decreasing, demand has increased, causing students to compete for the few available properties and sign their leases earlier, even for houses not in the best condition.
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Students Scramble to Sign Leases Early
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While college students across the country settle into their new apartments and dorms this fall, many Cornellians are scrambling to sign leases for the next academic year.
Many students feel pressure to sign leases for apartments in Collegetown early in the year, sometimes before being able to compare different properties.
Elizabeth Truax ’11 said she was concerned about signing her lease as early as September.