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Financing affordable urban high-rise middle-class residential property development in Malawi
Malawi's middle-class which must adapt to the experiences of liberalised housing sector, have not been able to do so due to increased exclusion in housing finance, imbalanced demand and supply forces in land resources, and disincentivised property development environment. Luckily, a strong demand fo...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2023
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