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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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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