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From vacant space to active place: leveraging state-owned land for affordable housing - a case study of Youngsfield
Access to affordable housing in well-located areas across Cape Town is a pressing issue faced by low-income households. Attempts have been made at addressing the issue through affordable and free housing subsidies being implemented, but these have not improved access to opportunities for low-income...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2018
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