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Airbnb crackdown set to shift Cape Town’s housing market

3 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Behind the City’s push to enforce rates lies a potential market reset. Long-term rentals could become more abundant even as a deeper affordability squeeze reshapes who gets to live …Read More at Source

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