Private rental housing market in Ethiopia: Aspirations and challenges
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.The private rental housing market, while boosting urban supply, presents challenges. This study highlights regulatory and interactional issues needing legislative intervention for better accommodation quality.
Area Of Science
- Urban Studies
- Housing Policy
- Sociology
Background
- Private rental accommodation significantly contributes to urban housing supply.
- Despite its prevalence, the private rental market is under-researched and presents dual aspects.
- It is recognized as a problematic housing type requiring further investigation.
Purpose Of The Study
- To investigate the complexities of the private rental housing market.
- To identify factors contributing to its problematic features.
- To propose recommendations for intervention and improvement.
Main Methods
- A mixed research approach was utilized.
- Qualitative and quantitative data were collected.
- The study involved 384 samples.
Main Results
- The private rental housing market has both positive impacts on housing shortages and negative aspects.
- Regulatory and interactional facets of the market contribute to its problematic characteristics.
- Private rentals can be a source of unsuitable accommodation.
Conclusions
- The private rental housing market requires attention due to its dual nature.
- Formal intervention and legislation are recommended to address regulatory and interactional dimensions.
- Addressing these aspects can improve the quality of private rental accommodation.
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