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Brazos County is strictly enforcing occupancy limits on unrelated tenants, forcing many Texas A&M students to find new housing on short notice. If you're a renter or a landlord, this crackdown could significantly shrink your options or change how you manage your property.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
Expect to see rent prices climb as the supply of available housing tightens and landlords pass on the costs of compliance or lost occupancy.
Long-term neighborhood residents who have been pushing for quieter streets and less density in student-heavy areas.
Students on a budget are getting hit the hardest, as they now have to scramble for limited, more expensive housing options.
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'No more than 4': Ordinance enforcement leaves Texas A&M students scrambling for housing KXXV