Around 3,100 Cypriot students await Greek university results amid rising student rent prices
Approximately 3,100 Cypriot students who applied to Greek universities are anxiously awaiting exam results, expected to be released within days. Successfully admitted students will face an additional challenge: securing student accommodation in Greece within a limited timeframe. Unlike their Greek counterparts, many Cypriot students will have to quickly find housing in unfamiliar cities without prior knowledge or guidance.
Student rental prices in Greece, particularly in popular areas such as Athens’ Zografou and Thessaloniki, have risen significantly, now comparable to Cyprus. For example, rents range from 320 euros for small studios in Ioannina to 600 euros in university neighborhoods near Thessaloniki. Central Athens neighborhoods near major universities report average prices between 420 and 630 euros for 35 to 50-square-meter flats.
While regional cities like Patra, Ioannina, and Larissa offer somewhat more affordable options, prices vary depending on property condition and amenities. The increased rents add financial pressure to Cypriot families, who are now faced with higher costs and a compressed timeline for securing accommodation.
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