Private Student Housing in Braamfontein
Date
2016
Authors
Ncame, Sikhokele
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University of the Witwatersrand; Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
Abstract
The limited capacity of on-campus university provided student housing has created a niche for the private sector to fill the gap and provide additional housing for students at institutions of higher education and training in South Africa. Braamfontein, with its large student population, is an example of a neighbourhood that boasts a significant number of private student dwellings that house students in learning institutions that are situated within the precinct and within the broader Johannesburg context. The focus of this research centres on exploring the perceptions of students regarding the quality and affordability of private student housing in Braamfontein, as well as assessing whether private student housing in the precinct meets and fulfils the requirements outlined in the policy for the minimum norms and standards for student housing at public universities in South Africa.
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Planning Honours Report 2016, Wits University
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Ncame, Sikhokele. 2016. Private Student Housing in Braamfontein