Mash Holdings flags service infrastructure gap

Rental income grew by 12,6 percent to US$6,3 million, underpinned by improved occupancy levels, particularly in the second half of the year at Pomona Commercial Centre and across the portfolio.

MASHONALAND Holdings (Mash Holdings) has raised concern over the widening supporting infrastructure deficit, warning that the services are failing to keep pace with the rapid expansion of residential developments. Supporting infrastructure in property refers to the underlying physical systems, utilities, and social amenities that enable a real estate development or community to function. According to…

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