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Barriers to the development of affordable housing on well-located land: A qualitative study of planning regulations and by-laws in Cape Town
The notion of adequate housing considers the economic, political, and social components of housing which in Cape Town translates to housing that is well located, affordable, and accessible and creates urban place-making. Both state-subsidised and private development has failed to deliver adequate ho...
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Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
2023
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