Mash Holdings flags land development costs

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THE unsustainably high cost of land development in Zimbabwe is hurting developers and low-income earners the most, exacerbating the national housing crisis, property firm Mashonaland Holdings (Mash Holdings) has said.The country’s housing backlog is estimated to be around 1,25 million units creating a huge demand for accommodation which in turn, has driven the cost of…

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