CLEAN : Trendy markets transform Johannesburg's once-feared downtown

The video discusses the transformation of the inner city from a dangerous place in the 90s to a safer, more inclusive community today. It shares personal experiences of feeling safe and highlights the diversity and lack of discrimination in the area. The video also addresses the misunderstanding people have about the difference between a marketplace and a shopping center, noting that only a small percentage of applications come from those with the right approach.

How has the perception of the inner city changed since the 90s?

• It has become more dangerous.

• It is now considered a safer and more welcoming place.

• It is now less diverse.

• It has remained the same.

What is a notable feature of the inner city today?

• Diversity and lack of discrimination.

• Limited networking opportunities.

• Lack of social activities.

• High levels of crime.

What is a common misconception about the inner city?

• It is a place for only one race.

• It is a place with no opportunities.

• It is the same as a shopping center.

• It is a place with no social activities.

What percentage of applications are from people with the right understanding?

• 70%

• 50%

• 90%

• 30%

What is the main challenge in receiving applications?

• Lack of interest.

• Too many applications.

• Misunderstanding of the marketplace.

• High application fees.