Off-campus landlords compete for Ohio State student renters

This fall, about 3,000 Ohio State University sophomores who in past years would have lived off-campus moved into OSU dorms, in the first year of the university's policy requiring sophomores and freshmen to live in residence halls. And on the edges of campus, developers are building pricey new apartment buildings aimed at students who can afford a bit of luxury. Combined, those dorms and apartments could eliminate a sizable chunk of the market for campus-area rental property.