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Namibia Massive Low Cost Housing Scheme The envisaged multi-billion dollar public housing programme that will see the construction of around nine thousand houses in the next three years will have no impact on FNB Namibia's revenue, CEO Ian Leyenaar has said. The housing development programme, understood to be a public private partnership between the government and institutional investors, including the country's biggest pension fund, GIPF, will see the servicing of municipal land, and the construction of low-cost housing in the country's informal settlements. About N$1.9 billion has already been allocated to the Ministry of Regional, Local Government, Housing and Rural Development for the 2013/14 financial year to cater for, among others, the servicing of land and improved sanitary standards in urban, peri-urban and rural areas while N$5.8 billion in total will be allocated over the Medium Term Expenditure Framework. Welcoming the move as a positive step, Leyenaar to...

Affordable housing market shortage or gap market   Affordable Housing  STANDARD Bank’s home loan book for the affordable housing market grew by 30% to R14bn last year, driven by strong demand as first-time buyers entered the market. There is an estimated shortage of about 600,000 houses in the affordable market, although Standard Bank affordable housing head Nicholas Nkosi said on Tuesday that the bank was "very encouraged" by initiatives to ramp up supply. The affordable segment, which Mr Nkosi said was the most active part of the housing market, refers to houses between R300,000 and R550,000, with the average bond worth about R350,000. Concern about low-income earners’ access to the affordable market has prompted the government to put various initiatives in place to unlock the "gap market" — people who do not qualify either for loans or free government houses. Measures include the finance-linked individual subsidy programme, which aims to reduc...

Demand for Affordable Housing to Escalate in Vietnam Vietnamese affordable housing sector is expanding at a considerable pace and holds a promising future during the next 2-3 years, says RNCOS.   Vietnam housing   The Vietnamese Housing Industry is a fast growing market that offers immense growth potential, as there is a huge housing shortage. Despite substantiate amount of supply and demand, the housing sector is still witnessing the significant presence of semi-permanent or temporary wooden houses without proper housing facilities. Additionally, the number of households is rising, which correspondingly is raising the housing requirements in the country. To meet the urgent requirement, a renowned focus on low-cost housing has been approached by government and concerned authorities, according to RNCOS’ recent report “Vietnam Housing Sector Forecast to 2015”. The report forecasts the Vietnam’s housing requirement to grow with a CAGR of around 6% during 2012-2015...

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COMMON Ideas moladi - Train the unemployed to build for the homeless Home : " moladi – Train the unemployed to build for the homeless" moladi - Formwork Construction Technology Maslow’s hierarchy of needs “Sex Food and SHELTER” – focusing on the fundamental SHELTER, moladi is focused to change the way homes are built for the BoP. By addressing the six key challenges embodied in the affordable housing shortages that face developing countries; the lack of resources, insufficient funds, the shortage of skills, time constraints, work flow control and waste, we strive to overcome the barrier between industry and the fundamental human need for a valued home. moladi approaches building construction as a ‘Production Line’, similar to that of the automotive industry. One of the important principles under a lean production paradigm is termed ‘lean assembly’. This refers to simplifying the process of assembly through industrialization, modularizations, standardization, ...

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