A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell
A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell
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Subsidies prop up Kabul's property market as troops prepare to withdraw

Government hopes gated communities in Kabul where women can walk alone without Taliban berating them will keep civil servants from fleeing

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LYNNE O'DONNELL

Updated: 5:12pm, 28 Nov, 2013

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A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell
A stalled residential development in Kabul. The government hopes subsidies will prop up the property market. Photo: Lynne O'Donnell
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