This article discusses whether studying in the US is still worth it. It points out that after Trump took office, there have been frequent chaos in the US, such as banning Harvard from enrolling international students, causing its comprehensive study - abroad environment ranking to fall out of the top three. While the UK and other places have become new choices. Due to many prestigious universities, favorable visa policies, etc., the number of Chinese students studying in the UK may hit a new high, and it also drives the local real estate market.

Energy UK, a UK energy organization, reminds landlords that the Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) will cease on June 30, 2025. Failing to replace RTS meters may disrupt heating and hot water supply. RTS, used in traditional multi-rate meters and nearing its lifespan, requires upgrading to smart meters. The article outlines self-check methods, risks of non-replacement, and advises contacting suppliers for replacement details.

In May 2025, the U.S. signaled tightening Chinese student visas, especially for graduate students in STEM fields. Post-pandemic, the UK has become a new favorite for study abroad due to its stable visas and compact curriculum, attracting over 170,000 Chinese mainland students in 2023-2024. Manchester, the UK's second-largest city, boasts concentrated educational resources with three universities covering diverse fields, convenient living, and transportation. Its real estate is hot, with rising rents and tight school district properties, prompting many families to invest in homes for both study and rental returns.

Despite 3% global wealth decline, London's core real estate proves resilient. Indian-origin billionaire Gopi Hinduja family retains UK's top spot with £35.3B, their OWO landmark sale validating prime location value. The list shows 50 property titans strengthening assets amid chaos, cementing Zone 1 as global capital's safe haven.

UK housing prices rose for the fifth consecutive month in May, with national average reaching £379,517. London saw 5.3% annual growth in Haringey despite 10-year high inventory levels. First-time buyers remain constrained (10.4% affordability rate), while potential rate cuts and seasonal factors may create summer market opportunities.