Tenure Structure In Informal Settlements: Implications For Housing Policy Formulation In Nigeria

Tenure Structure In Informal Settlements: Implications For Housing Policy Formulation In Nigeria

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Literature suggests that housing tenure structure can be seen as a good indication of a country's economic development as well as the level of efficiency of its mortgage and housing finance systems......
 
Published at 7th International Real Estate Research Symposium/IBIMA International Conference Indexed at Thompson Reuters Scientific, April 2014 in Malaysia
Published in 2014
 
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Opoko, Akunnaya Pearl; Adeyemi, Ekundayo A. & Amole, S. A
Opoko Akunnaya Pearl » Dr Akunnaya Pearl Opoko was born on 20th December 1961. She attended Federal Government Girls' College, Owerri before proceeding to the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus where she graduated with a B. Arch. Degree in 1984. In addition, Dr Opoko has earned additional degrees obtained locally and internationally. These include Master of Science (Construction Management), Master of Arts... view full profile
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