2023-09-28 09:00:00
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Young couples, students… The real estate market is saturated: finding a home in the City of the Dukes, particularly for rent, is an obstacle course.
By Charles Guyard Maxime, who arrived from Saint-Malo, ended up finding a lease. In addition to an impeccable record, this student was able to “seduce” the owner, a Breton… thanks to his geographical origins. © MOSCHETTI/REA Published on 09/28/2023 at 9:00 a.m.
For the 2023 high school graduates, it’s a double penalty. After having managed to escape from the mysteries of Parcoursup, they are faced with a shortage of roofs. And this since the middle of summer. Specializing in housing for young people, the Bed and School agency in Nantes is overwhelmed with requests in a city with more than 60,000 students. “As soon as we offer a studio on our site, I immediately get around forty calls,” confirms one of the managers, Alexandre Bourel. This year, we had 20% less notice in June, people preferred to keep their accommodation even if they were not there during the summer to be sure of finding it at the start of the school year. »
It is at the heart of this tense situation that Maxime Querlou arrived from Saint-Malo to pursue his studies…
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