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Bajans ‘torn’ on whether capital is fit for high-rise housing - survey - Barbados Today

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Barbadians appear to be divided on whether Bridgetown is ready for high-rise residential development, while only one in three is willing to live there and even fewer said such a development was likely to take place any time soon, according to a survey by real estate company Terra Caribbean. But high-rise city dwelling would be […]

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