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10 most expensive African cities to rent a 2-bedroom apartment in 2026
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10 most expensive African cities to rent a 2-bedroom apartment in 2026

NairaMetrics about 4 hours 1 mins read

The cost of renting a home varies significantly across African cities, with the average annual rent for a high-end two-bedroom apartment exceeding $40,000 in the continent’s most expensive rental market, according to a report by Fortren & Company. The report compared rental costs across 10 major African cities selected based on their economic significance, expatriate […]

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