A proposal to limit the number of student renters per apartment in Providence has sparked fears that such a move would exacerbate the severe affordable housing shortage across the city. The city’s ordinances already prohibit more than three college students from living in a single-family home, but a proposed amendment introduced by City Councilwoman Helen
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Let Brown provide housing for their students, God knows they surely can afford to do so, and leave the peaceful historic East Side neighborhoods alone.