Accommodation Fairs 2026: explore your housing options for next year
Liverpool Student Homes will hold Accommodation Fairs on 16 and 17 November, from 11am to 3pm, at the Student Life Building and Liverpool Guild of Students’ Mountford Hall, respectively, for students exploring housing options for 2027. Attendees can meet LSH-accredited accommodation providers, receive free impartial housing advice and learn about the Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force on 1 May. There is no obligation to sign a tenancy at the fairs, and students should bring their student ID.
If you’re thinking about where to live next year, make sure you visit this year’s Liverpool Student Homes (LSH) Accommodation Fairs.
The fairs are a great opportunity to explore a range of housing options, meet accredited accommodation providers and get expert advice before deciding where to live in 2027.
Fair details
Monday 16 November, 11am-3pm
JMSU, Student Life Building, Copperas Hill
Tuesday 17 November, 11am-3pm
Liverpool Guild of Students, Mountford Hall, Mount Pleasant
You’re welcome to attend either fair, just remember to bring your student ID.
Find accommodation at your own pace
Whether you’re just starting to think about your housing plans or you’re ready to compare your options, the Accommodation Fair gives you the chance to browse information, speak directly with accommodation providers and pick up plenty of freebies, giveaways and competition prizes along the way.
There is absolutely no obligation to sign up for a property or tenancy on the day. You should only begin your accommodation search when you’re ready, and make sure you’re completely confident in a property before signing a contract.
Advice on the Renters’ Rights Act
Liverpool Student Homes staff will be available to provide information and guidance on the new Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force on 1 May and affects anyone living in private rented accommodation, including students.
The legislation introduces important changes to tenants’ rights, including how rent is paid, tenancy agreements and ending a tenancy. If you’re planning to rent privately next year, this is an excellent opportunity to learn how the changes could affect you.
Meet accredited accommodation providers
Only accommodation providers accredited by Liverpool Student Homes are invited to attend the fairs.
Accreditation demonstrates that providers and their properties meet the quality and safety standards set out in the LSH Standards. Newly accredited properties are also inspected by the Liverpool Student Homes Standards Officer, giving you extra reassurance when searching for safe and reliable accommodation.
You can find out more about the accreditation scheme on the Liverpool Student Homes website.
Free housing advice
As well as meeting accommodation providers, you can speak to LSH advisers about any housing-related questions, from finding accommodation and understanding contracts to tenant rights and housing concerns.
Liverpool Student Homes is a free, impartial student support service supported by the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool Guild of Students, John Moores Students’ Union and Liverpool Hope Students’ Union.
So, whether you’re actively searching for your next home or simply exploring your options, come along, get trusted advice and make informed decisions about where you’ll live next year.
https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2026/11/11/accommodation-fairs-2026-explore-your-housing-options-for-next-year