Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
Why would you buy an expensive home in a tony London neighborhood and then leave it empty?
Vacancies even in my tony neighborhood?
That concerns me.
Leave it to the Wall Street Journal to peep through Mayfair’s lace curtains:
LONDON — At an abandoned home with yellowing newspapers on its front stoop, Paul Palmer peeks through a mail slot [...]
[Continued from yesterday's Part 5 and the previous Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4.]
[Editorial justification for the tour: If we want to improve slums, we have to see them as ecosystems – spontaneous self-generated communities, self-organized, economically rational, economically efficient, adaptive and robust. We may not like the slums (like Dharavi in [...]
[Continued from March 6th’s Part 4, and the previous Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.]
[Editorial justification for the tour: If we want to improve slums, we have to see them as ecosystems – spontaneous self-generated communities, self-organized, economically rational, economically efficient, adaptive and robust. We may not like the slums (like Dharavi in Mumbai, Kibera [...]
[Continued from yesterday's Part 3 and the previous Part 1 and Part 2.]
[Editorial justification for the tour: If we want to improve slums, we have to see them as ecosystems – spontaneous self-generated communities, self-organized, economically rational, economically efficient, adaptive and robust. We may not like the slums (like Dharavi in Mumbai, Kibera in Nairobi, or Sao [...]
[Continued from last week’s Part 2 and Part 1.]
[Editorial justification for the tour: If we want to improve slums, we have to see them as ecosystems – spontaneous self-generated communities, self-organized, economically rational, economically efficient, adaptive and robust. We may not like the slums (like Dharavi in Mumbai, Kibera in Nairobi, or Sao Paulo's favelas) we may [...]
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