International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis
2008 - 2026
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2026, month September, vol 19
- Labor market change, income polarization and urban housing inequality: a comparative study of Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom pp. 139-198

- Alessio Sardo, Daniela Arlia and Gianluca Cerruti
- Accessibility and investment returns: evidence of yield compression in transit-oriented condominium markets in Bangkok, Thailand pp. 199-229

- Chunyarat Nititerapad and Terdpong Boonpan
2026, month February, vol 19
- Rental housing affordability and spatial variation in rapidly growing urban areas of Ethiopia: evidence from Debre Markos city pp. 66-92

- Moges Wubet Shita, Gerhard Navratil and Sayeh Kassaw Agegnehu
2026, month January, vol 19
- Energy transition strategies in Portugal: wind and solar externalities on municipalities housing prices pp. 23-44

- Margarita Robaina, Fátima Lima, Tiago Miguel, Edimar Ramalho, Kouassi Isaac Hayaka, Mara Madaleno, Marta Ferreira Dias, Mónica Meireles and Anabela Botelho
2026, month October
- Do floods increase material poverty? Evidence from Cameroon using an endogenous switching regression approach pp. 1-19

- Poelle Davy Bimai, Fabrice Nzepang and Cosmas Bernard Meka’a
- Dynamic and state-dependent rental-growth connectedness across Australian capital cities pp. 1-39

- Mubeen Abdur Rehman, Zakaria Boulanouar and Saqib Farid
- Capitalizing consumer school ratings into residential listing prices: evidence from Greater Houston pp. 1-30

- Arun Narayanasamy, Humnath Panta and Mitra Devkota
- The Japanese real estate conundrum: a panel data analysis of aging, population stagnation, and long-term house price trends pp. 1-24

- Zuguo Jia and Yang Cao
- Stray dog density and residential property prices: a ward-level hedonic analysis from urban India pp. 1-17

- Siddhant Walia
- Taxing second homes: recorded stock responses and tax-base reclassification under council tax premiums in England pp. 1-20

- Siamand Hesami
- Formal policy decisions and housing-market divergence under second-home taxation in Wales pp. 1-20

- Kha Huy Tran, Phan Thi Huynh Nhu Luu and Thi Hong Nhung Truong
- Assessing the robustness of machine learning-based automated valuation models across heterogeneous residential markets in Malaysia pp. 1-25

- Li Yin Ong, Muhammad Najib Razali, Ain Farhana Jamaludin and Khadijah Md. Ariffin
- Housing policy and regional development in Indonesia pp. 1-21

- Achmad Rifa’i and Muhamad Fickri Ramadhan
- Predicting metropolitan house-price downturns: a machine learning panel study across forecast horizons pp. 1-21

- Kala Nisha Gopinathan and Hari Hara Krishna Kumar Viswanathan
- Scale or market composition? Short-term rentals and residential rents in Spain pp. 1-27

- Elena Muñoz-Muñoz
- Price conflicts and housing price volatility in the United States pp. 1-23

- Afees Adebare Salisu and Muhammad Adeyinka Balogun
2026, month September
- Housing price prediction in Ireland: a machine learning framework integrating geospatial encodings and macroeconomic indicators pp. 1-19

- Emmanuel Oluwapelumi Odedele and Oladele Bidemi Ajayi
- Urban infrastructure and its role in shaping Moscow’s residential real estate market pp. 1-24

- Elena Semerikova and Anh Kiet Tran
- Greening the city, shifting the market: a spatial econometric analysis of sustainable urban development and housing prices pp. 1-28

- Aditi Dahiya and Madhu Bala Kaushik
- Integrating behavioural economics and sustainability criteria into real estate decision-making: evidence from Generation Z consumer pp. 1-28

- Alla Polyanska, Zhanna Poplavska, Volodymyr Babenko, Dariusz Cichon and Oleg Mykytiuk
2026, month July
- Exploring cross-market dynamics between renting and buying in the housing market of the city of Rome (Italy) pp. 1-31

- Felicia Di Liddo, Aurora Greta Ruggeri, Pierluigi Morano, Massimiliano Scarpa and Francesco Tajani
- Developing a conceptual framework integrating Geographic Information System (GIS) and Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) techniques for housing flood susceptibility assessment pp. 1-15

- Nuralya Rushdi, Siti Hafsah Zulkarnain, Roslina Idris and Zulkiflee Abd Latif
- Housing affordability and bubble risk: analysis of market trends and home purchase intention among young adults pp. 1-13

- Mohd Yaziz Bin Mohd Isa and Syed Zaidani Bin Syed Zahiruddin Putra
- Machine learning-based property price prediction in an emerging market: evidence from Islamabad, Pakistan pp. 1-26

- Hassan Raza
2025, month December, vol 19
- Enabling affordable rental housing through build to rent: policy reform and institutional investment in Australia pp. 1-22

- Connie Susilawati, Johari Hussein Nassor Amar, Lynne Audrey Armitage and Jiaxuan E.
2025, month May, vol 19
- Assessment framework of economic sustainability for current housing stock: case of Türkiye pp. 1078-1105

- Merve Çövüt and Tugce Ercan
- An independent literature review: superstitious numbers’ influence on real estate markets pp. 1132-1149

- James E. Larsen
2025, month April, vol 19
- Identifying Factors contributing to Homebuyers’ Satisfaction in an Affordable Housing market using CFA and SEM: A Study in Kolkata, India pp. 865-903

- Sujoy Biswas and Arjun Mukerji
- Spatial examination of house prices via cluster analysis pp. 922-941

- Leyla Alkan-Gökler
- Socio-spatial exclusion in housing: unpacking market trends in Hawassa City, Ethiopia pp. 994-1030

- Tesfaye Gebeyehu Admasu, John Modestus Lupala and Fredrick Bwire Magina
- Textual data analysis for enhancing housing management pp. 1031-1052

- Changro Lee
- Artificial intelligence algorithms to predict housing market prices in Surabaya, Indonesia pp. 1053-1077

- Anastasia Njo, Hansel Davin Sugiarto and Doddy Prayogo
- The influence of buyers’ aesthetic preferences for building facade colors on the pricing of high-rise residential properties: a hedonic pricing model analysis pp. 1106-1131

- Ainoriza Mohd Aini, Anthonia Oluwatosin Adediran and Yeong Re Seng
2025, month March, vol 19
- Determinants of single-family residential property values in Ethiopia: a comparative analysis of willingness to pay or receive and real transaction data pp. 701-723

- Masresha Belete Asnakew, Melkam Ayalew Gebru, Wuditu Belete, Takele Abebe and Yeshareg Baye Simegn
- Empirical forecasting of housing prices in Malaysia using ARIMA pp. 747-770

- AbdulLateef Olanrewaju
- Real estate decision-making: precision in price prediction through advanced machine learning algorithms pp. 771-795

- Mohammad A. Shbool, Rand Al-Dmour, Bashar Awad Al-Shboul, Nibal T. Albashabsheh and Najat Almasarwah
- Forecasting housing distribution based on housing market dynamics in rapidly developing cities: the case of Doha metropolitan pp. 796-819

- Alaa Alrababaa, Hatem Ibrahim, Eslam Shaheen and Hossam Samir Ibrahim
- The impact of financial stress on house price expectations: evidence from survey data pp. 820-841

- Debasis Rooj, Asish Saha, Reshmi Sengupta and Anurag Banerjee
- A stakeholder-based framework for implementing solar home systems in public housing projects in the United Arab Emirates pp. 849-864

- Abdalla Mahmoud Salim and Saleh Abu Dabous
- The pandemic puzzle: the causal impact of government stringency on housing prices pp. 904-921

- Orhan Erdem and Zeynullah Gider
- A hybrid machine learning approach for housing price prediction: the stacking regressor method pp. 942-970

- Ömer Gökberk Erbulut and Zeynep Çolak
- Relocation intention to a retirement village: using the Push-Pull-Mooring framework pp. 971-993

- Qin Ming Chuah and Consilz Tan
2025, month February, vol 19
- Urban land values in Santiago: a time series assessment of the so-called “Chilean Miracle” pp. 653-675

- Nestor Garza, Ivo Gasic and Clemente Larrain
- Understanding the residential search process in Indian context: analysing decision dimensions for location choice set development pp. 676-700

- Preety Saini and Debapratim Pandit
- Capability readiness model for green design practices for affordable housing delivery in Ghana pp. 724-746

- Titus Ebenezer Kwofie, Michael Nii Addy, Alexander Boakye Marful, Clinton Aigbavboa, Samuel Amos-Abanyie, Barbara Simons and Samuel Owusu Afram
2025, month January, vol 19
- Collateral effect of urban housing dynamics: a case of metropolitan cities in India pp. 519-539

- Pavan Namdeo Ghumare
- Drivers of housing financing in Kenya pp. 540-563

- Hilary Mati Kilonzo, Moses Muriithi and Benedicto Onkoba Ongeri
- The importance weights of Generation Z’s demand for product innovation in single-detached houses in Thailand, using a modified analytical hierarchy process (M-AHP) pp. 564-575

- Chunyarat Nititerapad and Sorranut Chetsurakul
- Factors influencing residential neighbourhood choices of renters in the Wa municipality, Ghana pp. 581-600

- Samson Aziabah, Donkor Wanaa and Florence Abugtane Avogo
- Economic policy uncertainty and housing prices: evidence from Northern and Southern Europe pp. 601-618

- Nazif Durmaz, Shuyi Bian and Yihang Gu
- The impact of the 2023 housing law on rental prices in Catalonia: an empirical analysis using differences-in-differences pp. 619-636

- Fernando Pinto Hernández, Isabel Rodríguez Iglesias and Ana María Moreno Adalid
- The impact of reverse jeonse incidents on the risk of nonreturn of security deposits: an empirical analysis of the South Korean housing market pp. 637-652

- Jinbaek Park and Kiduk Park
2025, month November, vol 18
- Moving intentions among older adults in rental housing: elucidating the concept of ageing-in-place pp. 111-129

- Maria Kulander and Inga-Lill Söderberg
2025, month October, vol 18
- Strategic underpricing and time-on-market: evidence from South Australia’s housing market pp. 66-86

- Clayton Pilat and Chris Leishman
- Investigating the spillover effects of neighbouring housing rents on housing prices: evidence from Beijing, China pp. 87-110

- Zisheng Song, Mats Wilhelmsson and Agnieszka Zalejska-Jonsson
2025, month September, vol 18
- Are residential crimes the same? Evidence from the link between house prices and crime levels in South Africa pp. 46-65

- Omokolade Akinsomi, Kola Ijasan and Peterson Owusu Junior
2025, month May, vol 18
- House prices during the COVID-19 pandemic: the impact of “panic” returnees migrants to New Zealand pp. 24-45

- Thanh Ngo, Hanjun Wu, Kan Tsui, Graham Squires and Xueqi Wang
2025, month April, vol 18
- House prices and import values: mediating roles of household consumption expenditures and business investment pp. 1-23

- Fredrick Chege, Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni and Sharon Yam
2025, month December
- Complex choices, smart solutions: Bayesian networks in urbanhousing choices pp. 1-29

- Bilal Caliskan, Hasan Aykut Karaboğa, Hatice Aysun Özkan Yazar and Abdulkadir Keskin
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