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How the poor access, hold and trade land - Findings revisited

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Warren Smit, Ros Gordon

01 January 2008

Urban LandMark

English

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Research report

Urban LandMark

South Africa

A 2007 project commissioned by Urban Landmark investigated how the poor access, hold and trade land in different types of settlements in three metropolitan areas in South Africa (Cape Town, Ekurheleni and eThekwini).

As a follow-up to this project, additional qualitative and quantitative analyses of the original project data were carried out to increase understanding of the issues, particularly in respect of the way in which the poor transact, trade and develop land and the costs thereof.

 

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Built environment

Human settlements

Informal settlements

Land access

Land markets

Land tenure

Land transactions

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Metropolitan municipalities

Poverty & inequality

South Africa

Urban

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