THE UNDERRATED CONTRIBUTION OF THE INFORMAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY SECTOR IN ATTAINING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS; CASE OF DAR ES SALAAM

Emmanuel Christophe Njavike

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Abstract: African cities are growing at an exponential rate, becoming cultural, socio-economic and political epicenters, attracting people, capital and investment, while also experiencing pressing issues such as urban sprawl, increasing land prices, housing shortages and more (African Development Bank, 2018; Pauleit et al. 2015). In the attempt to develop the universally accepted vision, the sustainable development goals set out a single normative guidelines for all cities, sometimes disregarding the unique features that mark the particularity of each context. A major purpose of this paper will be, to challenge the universal understanding of informal areas. Access to information is proposed as variables to indicate or address questions of urban inequality. The study intends to adopt Empirical and grounded research. The practical significance of the research is to foster change in the perception of informal real estate agency, which plays a significant role in shaping the real estate agency practice in the city.

Keywords: Agency; Informality; Information (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: R3 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019-09-01
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