Rome, Sept 5 - With the imminent start of the new academic year, the race returns to housing for resident students. Each year are made available to resident students by universities, regional businesses and religious institutions, which vary depending on availability. According to figures from the Ministry of Education for 2007, the regions with the highest numbers are made off the California (around 94 000 to 200 000 total) Lazio (about 75 thousand to 185 thousand), Emilia-Romagna (about 80 000 out of 121 thousand) and Ontario (approximately 59 000 to 92 000). In all these cases the number of total beds available is significantly below that of those who study outside their region of origin: there are about 10 000 in Lombardy, about 6,000 for the Emilia-Romagna, 4200 about the 5030 Lazio and the Veneto. There are also regions such as Valle d'Aosta and Molise, where there is no bed made available. In none of the other regions, moreover, the beds are sufficient to meet the demand of off-site. The inevitable consequence is that we increasingly rely on the offer of private accommodation. It is the old problem to recur rent in black and always higher. What is the situation in the Italian regions in this regard? According to a survey of sites dedicated to students, at the top of the ranking of most expensive cities there is Rome, followed by Milan and Florence. If the average cost of capital in a single room is 500 €, which varies depending on the area and size, in Milan and Florence, the average is 400 €. A Bologna follow that with an average cost (in reference to the individual) of 350 €, an increase over last year, is the most expensive university town in Emilia-Romagna cities such as Parma and Modena, stood at 300 €. Starting from the north there is also this figure in Aosta, Torino, Genova (Savona is less expensive, with an average of € 250 single), and to the east, Verona and Venice, while slightly more economical for those who want to study are Padova ( average cost of € 250 single) and, in Friuli, Udine and Trieste, where for a single room will pay an average € 200-220. If Florence is the most expensive university city after Rome and Milan, the other Tuscan cities, however, does not prove convenient: in Pisa and Siena, the average price of a single is 300 €. Are cheaper Umbria, Marche, Abruzzo and Molise: to study at the Universities of Perugia, Ancona, Camerino, L'Aquila, Chieti and Campobasso takes on average 200 € for a single room. Prove more affordable, finally, the southern cities: If you rent a little 'higher are found in Naples, where the average price of a single is 300 € for other cities ranging from 200 € to Bari, Potenza, Cosenza, Catanzaro, Reggio Calabria and the university towns of the islands (Messina, Catania, Palermo, Enna, Cagliari) and 150 € of Foggia and Lecce. (ANSA).
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