Gauteng MEC for human settlements Tasneem Motara launched 47 units - translating into 378 beds - in Doornfontein and Brixton yesterday.
At the unveiling of the R83.7 million project, made possible by a contribution from the Gauteng Partnership Fund (GPF), Motara said demand for student accommodation in Gauteng far exceeded supply.
"We must not only continue to build but also innovate and rethink our strategies," said Motara.
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