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Coronavirus: How has the student accommodation sector been affected?

2020-04-06

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With universities closing campuses and teaching moving online, the student accommodation sector has had to respond to new challenges. Can current students terminate their agreements? Will Autumn 2020 admissions be affected and what impact will that have on accommodation providers? Will long-term supply be diminished?

To discuss those and other questions, EG's Professional & Legal Editor, Sarah Jackman is joined by Amy Dimond, an associate director in the projects team at Osborne Clarke in Bristol, specialising in public and private sector infrastructure projects.