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Market solutions to the low-income housing challenge – a case study of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
The provision of decent, affordable and well-located housing for low-income communities has been an intractable problem, especially for developing countries. The empirical puzzle that motivated this study is that, despite the adverse macro environment in Zimbabwe, there appears to be private-sector...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2020
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