Investments are widely accepted as the matchless path to
development. Real estate is as much a prerequisite for investment
as are capital and labour. Nonetheless, relative progress in
ensuring that arrangements concerning real estate are compatible
with desired magnitudes of investments in Africa remains far from
satisfactory. Treatment of real estate in the development
literature remains tangential and incoherent. This volume explores
why real estate policies in Africa have not worked well and
examines how they can or should be more organised for efficient and
successful outcomes. This book is essential reading for all
interested in development economics, real estate economics and
African studies.
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