London Rental Apartments for Student Relocation: Flat Search Assistance Updated
Jan 25, 2024
Rental apartment agent London Relocation has updated its flat search assistance service for relocating students looking for long-term, private accommodation.
London, United Kingdom - January 25, 2024 /PressCable/ —
Students moving from abroad or another part of the UK can now enjoy the enhanced service when trying to find a place to live. The agency offers a full relocation service, with property search and settling-in assistance, relieving some of the stress around moving to London.
To learn more, please visit: London Relocation
Unlike the US or Canada, London doesn't have an MLS service that lists all available properties with one agent. At the same time, local property agencies mainly work in the landlord's interest, making the London rental market a tough game to enter for a student on a budget. London Relocation offers a unique property finder service with a tenant-focused approach, aiming to help students find appropriate accommodation quickly.
According to HEPI (Higher Education Policy Institute), there were 370,000 full-time students enrolled in higher education programs in London in 2020/2021, while there were only 97,000 Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) beds available. This ratio, which the HEPI calls "almost tragically inadequate," underlines the need for an alternative to find housing for students moving to London.
As London Relocation points out, it can take about two weeks to find accommodation in the UK's capital, something that requires time and costs for hotels that most students don't have. With the agent's flat search assistance service, the client will be picked up in the morning to view 18-25 properties in just one day. The assigned agent will negotiate the leases on the client's favorite options and present the terms of different apartments ready for move-in.
With London Relocation's expertise, students can find long-term housing in popular areas like West End and Bloomsbury. By getting professional help to find private accommodation, new London students can get acquainted with the city peacefully.
About
London Relocation has helped newly arrived Londoners settle in for over 20 years. The team members are all ex-pats with their own first-hand experience of moving to the city.
"Studying abroad - and, for many students, leaving home for the first time - can be stressful," said a spokesperson for the company. "You can trust us to find you a safe and friendly student accommodation close to your university, college or post-grad institution."
More details are available at: London Relocation
Contact Info:
Name: AJ Gallo
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Organization: London Relocation
Address: 96 Kensington High St,, London, England W8 4SG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7993-0422
Website: https://londonrelocation.com/
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