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Evaluating the impacts of a state led relocation project on beneficiaries' housing satisfactions: Pelican Park as a case study
The dissertation evaluates the impacts of state relocation projects on beneficiaries housing satisfaction. The government embarks on relocation projects as a means to address massive housing backlog. One of the main drawbacks with relocation projects is locational disadvantage. The broad aim of this...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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