Why Young People Can’t Afford Cape Town Anymore | The 77 Percent

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Cape Town is becoming one of the most desirable cities in the world, but for many locals, it’s becoming impossible to afford. As rents soar, young people, working-class families, and longtime residents are being pushed further away from the city they call home. From digital nomads and Airbnbs to apartheid-era inequalities and a lack of affordable housing, this report explores why Cape Town’s housing crisis is reaching breaking point, and who is paying the price.

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