Namibia’s economic hub and capital city, Windhoek, is experiencing increasing pressure on its housing market due to rapid urbanisation, population growth, and limited housing supply. The shortage is particularly evident in the residential rental market, where demand for affordable and middle-income housing continues to exceed available supply. Affordable housing is globally defined as that in which occupants spend no more than 25-30% of income o…
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