Journal article

Modes of housing production in developing countries: The contemporary role of land, labour, and capital in Lagos, Nigeria

M Agunbiade, A Rajabifard, R Bennett

Journal of Housing and the Built Environment | Published : 2013

Abstract

The strategies of participants in housing production, in developing countries, are diverse and not fully understood. Governments in most developing countries have not been able to, sufficiently, explore how the production factors: land, labour and capital, impact on housing production. As a result, many policies formulated by governments aimed at stimulating housing production are found to result in unintended outcomes: they do not always align with the way housing is actually created. This study uses the production factors to assess how motivations are shaped and different modes of housing production result. The aim is to gain an improved understanding of how housing developers, builders an..

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