Temporary residents in overcrowded spaces, paying more for less amid Sydney's rental crisis, experts say

For Belgian university student William Vanneste, a three-month-long internship in Sydney seemed like the perfect way to round off his studies. But, like many temporary students and workers, finding an affordable place to stay was harder than he expected. "For people staying for only one month, two months, I think it's very difficult. Most of them are still in hostels," the 22-year-old said. After staying in a hostel, he moved into a furnished two-bedroom apartment on Sydney's lower north shore …