Gentrification-related buyouts and sustainable public low-income housing delivery in Lagos, Nigeria
The dynamics of neo-liberalised housing market skew distribution against low-income earners who have to be assisted with varying degrees of subsidies for equity. In Nigeria, this results in building public housing estates for low-Income earners. This group form the bulk of the society, running the w...
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Published in | Construction economics and building Vol. 24; no. 3 |
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Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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UTS ePRESS
07.06.2024
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