Housing Studies

2012 - 2025

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Volume 40, issue 4, 2025

COVID-19 as a disruption to China’s ‘tenure neutrality’ initiative? State-accentuated tenure inequality and rental sector precarity during the pandemic pp. 775-797

Jin Zhu and Hal Pawson

Social networks and dispositional factors determining housing status of urban residents: evidence from Ethiopia pp. 798-823

Efa Tadesse Debele and Taye Negussie

The regulation of families with children in apartments pp. 824-844

Sophie-May Kerr, Hazel Easthope and Cathy Sherry

The repertoire of housing contention: the birth of the Stay Put campaign in Barcelona pp. 845-866

Jordi Bonshoms Guzmán

‘In-betweenness’: migrants experience accessing rental housing in the innerburbs neighborhoods of Santiago, Chile pp. 867-891

Andrea Urbina Julio

Contrasting inclusionary housing initiatives in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway: how the past shapes the present pp. 892-913

Anna Granath Hansson, Janni Sørensen, Berit Irene Nordahl and Michael Tophøj Sørensen

Are gated communities “safe havens”? Examining housing price dynamics of Chinese gated and non-gated communities during COVID-19 pandemic pp. 914-939

Lirong Hu and Shenjing He

Linking landlords to uncover ownership obscurity pp. 940-965

Forrest Hangen and Daniel T. O’Brien

Students take over: prefiguring urban commons in student housing co-operatives pp. 966-987

Anke Schwittay

Homeowner-renter wealth inequalities and position in the rural-urban hierarchy pp. 988-1012

George Galster and Terje Wessel

Homelessness, liberty and property pp. 1013-1015

Ibrahim Can Sezgin

Volume 40, issue 3, 2025

Parent- or self-reliance? Understanding young homeowners’ housing quality in Beijing from an intergenerational and dynamic perspective pp. 513-537

Yanji Zhang and Qiong He

The effect of supply- and demand-side subsidies on low-income renters’ housing outcomes: evidence from South Korea pp. 538-564

Bo Kyong Seo, In Hyee Hwang and Hyun-Jeong Lee

Housing as a human right, rent supplements and the new Canada Housing Benefit pp. 565-588

Catherine Leviten-Reid, Megan Digou and Jacqueline Kennelly

Tenant participation and emerging social media practices in the social housing sector pp. 589-609

Jenna Condie and Liz Ayres

Does telecommuting influence homeownership and housing choice? Evidence based on pre-pandemic data pp. 610-647

Pengyu Zhu, Yuqing Guo and Praveen Maghelal

A qualitative analysis of housing and homemaking for people labelled/with intellectual disabilities in Ontario, Canada pp. 648-672

Sabine O’Donnell, Ann Fudge Schormans and Robert Wilton

Conceptualising housing as infrastructure: a framework for thinking infrastructurally in housing studies pp. 673-695

Tegan L. Bergan and Emma R. Power

Peripheral housing rentierisation in Southern Europe: reflections from the Portuguese case pp. 696-721

Ana Cordeiro Santos

Heterogenous treatment effects of a voluntary Inclusionary Zoning program on housing prices pp. 722-747

Marcelo Ortiz-Villavicencio, Gonzalo Sanchez and Mario A. Fernández

Living and working in the (post-pandemic) city: a research agenda pp. 748-770

Constance Uyttebrouck, Pascal De Decker and Caroline Newton

Where the hood at? Fifty years of change in black neighborhoods pp. 771-773

David P. Varady

Volume 40, issue 2, 2025

The changing social structure of housing tenures through China’s successive urban housing reforms pp. 279-301

Junru Cui and Rowan Arundel

Perceived privacy of the dwelling and psychological restoration during the COVID-19 lockdown pp. 302-322

Aurora de Jesús Mejía-Castillo, Rubén Flores-González, Claudio Rafael Castro López and Vicenta Reynoso-Alcántara

Psychological effects of mould and damp in the home: scoping review pp. 323-345

Samantha K. Brooks, Sonny S. Patel, Dale Weston and Neil Greenberg

Too close for comfort? Impact of pandemic residential environment on women’s life satisfaction and spousal relationships pp. 346-369

Jeremy Lim-Soh, Poh Lin Tan and Nikhitha Mary Mathew

The effect of dwelling-based and neighbourhood-based precariousness on mental wellbeing pp. 370-390

Jack Hewton, Rachel Ong ViforJ and Ranjodh Singh

Three contradictions between ESG finance and social housing decarbonisation: a comparison of five European countries pp. 391-417

Alejandro Fernández, Marietta Haffner and Marja Elsinga

Introducing social housing Asset Management as a comprehensive system pp. 418-443

Andrea Sharam

Feeling lucky: young adults, housing struggles, and the neoliberal politics of entitlement pp. 444-465

Heather Rollwagen and Brennan Mayhew

Single-family rental (SFR) investor types, property conditions, and implications for urban neighbourhoods: evidence from Memphis, Tennessee pp. 466-486

Austin Harrison, Dan Immergluck and Jeremy Walker

Evaluating the impact of public housing after prison for a sex offence pp. 487-510

Rebecca Reeve, Chris Martin, Ruth McCausland, Hal Pawson and Eileen Baldry

Silicon Valley Imperialism: techno fantasies and frictions in postsocialist times, by Erin McElroy, Duke University Press, 2024, 296 pp., $27.95 (pbk), ISBN 978-1-4780-3021-8 pp. 511-512

Ryan Powell

Volume 40, issue 1, 2025

Home plus home: understanding Chinese second-home owners’ motivations and satisfaction through the role of ‘face’ pp. 1-26

Jia-Huey Yeh, Yucheng Zou and Guoliang Xu

Density and precarious housing: overcrowding, sensorial urbanism, and intervention in Hong Kong pp. 27-45

Hung-Ying Chen and Colin McFarlane

Dreaming of efficient markets? Residential construction, competition & affordability in the Swedish housing sector pp. 46-69

Timothy Blackwell, Ståle Holgersen and Maria Wallstam

At home in the ‘home’? Narratives of home in repertoires of institutional dining pp. 70-93

Michal Synek and Dana Hradcová

Changes in criminal justice involvement among renters in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties pp. 94-115

Laura Witte, Jack Tsai, Paula Cuccaro, Andrea Link, Vanessa Cox and Vanessa Schick

Discrimination against people with mental, physical or visual disabilities in the French rental housing market: field experiment pp. 116-138

Alexandre Flage and Julie Le Gallo

Dire consequences: waiting for social housing in three Australian states pp. 139-160

Alan Morris, Catherine Robinson and Jan Idle

Housing cost, consistency, and context and their relationship to health pp. 161-184

Jinhee Yun and Megan E. Hatch

Housing and welfare reform, and the suburbanization of poverty in UK cities 2011–20 pp. 185-206

Nick Bailey, Mark Livingston and Bin Chi

Barriers to accessing social housing programs in Canada pp. 207-228

Erin Dej, John Ecker and Natasha Martino

Marginal gentrifiers, networks of mobilization and new contentious collective identities. The struggle for housing in post-austerity Lisbon pp. 229-252

Guya Accornero and Tiago Carvalho

Awareness of segregation in a welfare state: a Finnish local policy perspective pp. 253-274

Katriina Rosengren, Jarkko Rasinkangas and Hannu Ruonavaara

Upsold: real estate agents, prices, and neighborhood inequality pp. 275-277

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 39, issue 12, 2024

The French touch to the financialisation of housing. Institutional investment into the Paris city-region (2008–2021) pp. 2985-3006

Antoine Guironnet, Pierre-Henri Bono and Nordine Kireche

Acquisition capital: using a new concept to explore housing outcomes among millennials in the United States pp. 3007-3028

Lindsay B. Flynn and Sarah Kostecki

The rural housing crisis: analytical dimensions and emblematic issues pp. 3029-3046

Stefan Kordel and Matthias Naumann

The great social housing trade-off. ‘Insiders’ and ‘outsiders’ in urban social rental housing in Norway pp. 3047-3066

Jardar Sørvoll

Discounted housing? Understanding shared rental markets under platformisation pp. 3067-3091

Nicole Gurran, Zahra Nasreen and Pranita Shrestha

Demand for rent-regulated apartments in the Swedish housing market pp. 3092-3116

Mats Wilhelmsson

New flawed consumers? Problem figuration, responsibility and identities in the English building safety crisis pp. 3117-3137

Jenny Preece, John Flint and David Robinson

Long-term housing challenges: the tenure trajectories of EU migrant workers in the Netherlands pp. 3138-3167

Dolly Loomans

Housing purchase intention of the floating population under the home purchase restriction policy in China pp. 3168-3188

Chenwei Yu, Hejia Zhuo, Eddie Chi-man Hui and Weiwen Zhang

Do localized housing programs lead to racial equity? Evidence from the State Housing Initiatives Partnership program pp. 3189-3216

Seungbeom Kang, Jooyoung Kim, Anne Ray, Maria Watson, Diep Nguyen, Ashon Nesbitt, Aida Andujar and Blaise Denton

The spillover effects of source of income anti-discrimination laws on public housing pp. 3217-3244

Jeehee Han

Women’s life course and precarious housing in older age: an Australian qualitative study pp. 3245-3267

Maree Petersen and Cheryl Tilse

The Sociology of Housing: how Homes Shape Our Social Lives pp. 3268-3270

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 39, issue 11, 2024

Managing Editors’ note pp. I-I

The Editors

Remembering Ray Forrest pp. II-VI

Alan Murie, Alex Marsh and Peter Williams

Housing studies Managing Editors’ statement: connecting research, policy and practice, with sustainable social, economic, and environmental outcomes pp. 2721-2723

Chrisitan A. Nygaard, Caroline Dewilde and Ed Ferrari

Promising practices for providing effective tenancy support services: a qualitative case study situated in the southeastern United States pp. 2724-2743

Donna J. Biederman, Mina Silberberg and Emily Carmody

Singapore: a property-owning procedural democracy in practice pp. 2744-2763

Beng Huat Chua

The impact of Chinese regulation of limitation on currency transactions (LCT) on Sydney housing prices pp. 2764-2786

Song Shi and Xunpeng Shi

Framing home injury: opportunities and barriers to regulating for safer rental housing in Aotearoa/New Zealand pp. 2787-2805

Sarah Bierre, Michael Keall and Philippa Howden-Chapman

Affordability is king–with private bedroom: exploring the mismatch of students’ housing preferences in constrained housing markets pp. 2806-2826

Shelagh McCartney and Ximena Rosenvasser

Homeownership and financial literacy: evidence from China in the perspective of ‘learning by doing’ pp. 2827-2851

Siliang Wang and Yang Liu

New emotive attachment to abandoned homes after 1974 Turkish Cypriot displacement in North Cyprus pp. 2852-2873

Burcu M. Esentepe and Kağan Günçe

Homeownership of new immigrants in Hong Kong: before and after the handover pp. 2874-2900

Hon-Kwong Lui

Housing abandonment and socio-spatial inequalities: experience from a shrinking inner-city area of Incheon, South Korea pp. 2901-2918

Youngmee Jeon and Saehoon Kim

Housing policy and non-commercial shared housing in the private rental sector: a scoping review pp. 2919-2937

Zoë Goodall, Wendy Stone and Kay Cook

Discrimination in the private rental market in Australia: large families from refugee backgrounds pp. 2938-2962

Anna Ziersch, Nicole Loehr and Keith Miller

Operationalizing the problem of political alienation for housing studies pp. 2963-2983

Luisa Gehriger

Volume 39, issue 10, 2024

Measuring housing well-being of disaster affected persons in Chennai (India) pp. 2425-2454

Piyush Tiwari and Jyoti Shukla

Low-income households’ responses to residential dissatisfaction: a phenomenological approach pp. 2455-2478

Saeid Ghezelseflou and Ali Emami

Why do some disadvantaged Australian families become homeless? Resources, disadvantage, housing and welfare pp. 2479-2503

Catherine Hastings

Can Canada become home without a house? The intersectional challenges to housing and settlement among refugees pp. 2504-2526

Mary-Kay Bachour

Homelessness and housing insecurity among youth in Australia: sequence analysis of housing careers pp. 2527-2552

Meg Elkins, Lisa Farrell and Jane Fry

Selling city centre flats in uncertain times: findings from two English cities pp. 2553-2579

Katherine Brookfield, Charlotte Dimond and Susannah G. Williams

Placemaking and public housing: the state of knowledge and research priorities pp. 2580-2605

Elinor Chisholm, Crystal Olin, Ed Randal, Karen Witten and Philippa Howden-Chapman

Fostering intergenerational interactions in high-rise residential neighbourhoods: towards culturally-informed interventions? pp. 2606-2625

Mandy H. M. Lau

Institutional isomorphism and performance management: exploring the linkage and relationship in English social housing pp. 2626-2653

Graham Manville and Richard Greatbanks

Consumer housing choices among residents living in wooden multi-storey buildings pp. 2654-2679

J. Jussila, F. Franzini, L. Häyrinen, K. Lähtinen, E. Nagy, C. Mark-Herbert, A. Roos, A. Toppinen and R. Toivonen

Stigma consciousness in Toronto’s mixed-tenure Regent Park neighbourhood pp. 2680-2699

Daniel J. Rowe and James R. Dunn

Housing return volatility in large metropolitan areas in the United States across market cycles (2000–2022) pp. 2700-2717

Hongwei Dong

A place to call home: the first 90 years of the Hornsey Housing Trust pp. 2718-2720

John Flint

Volume 39, issue 9, 2024

The right to the city and contemporary housing policy in Ecuador pp. 2147-2164

Vanessa Pinto Valencia, Marco Córdova Montúfar and Diana Bell Sancho

In situ redevelopment of slums in Indian cities: Closing a rent gap? pp. 2165-2189

Swastik Harish and Sooraj Raveendran

Reducing ethnic discrimination in rental applications: the development of a training intervention pp. 2190-2209

Abel Ghekiere, Fanny D’hondt, Eva Derous, Stijn Schelfhout and Pieter-Paul Verhaeghe

Ethno-racial and nativity differences in the likelihood of living in affordable housing in Canada pp. 2210-2233

Kate H. Choi and Sagi Ramaj

Networked geographies of private landlordism: mapping flows of capital accumulation and rent extraction pp. 2234-2259

Cody Hochstenbach

The challenges of measuring the short-term rental market: an analysis of open data on Airbnb activity pp. 2260-2279

Yang Wang, Mark Livingston, David P. McArthur and Nick Bailey

Towards green gentrification? The interplay between residential change, the housing market, and park proximity pp. 2280-2299

Edyta Łaszkiewicz

The institutionalization of shared rental housing and commercial co-living pp. 2300-2324

Richard Ronald, Pauline Schijf and Kelly Donovan

Energy poverty, housing conditions, and self-assessed health: evidence from Poland pp. 2325-2354

Jakub Sokołowski, Jan Frankowski and Piotr Lewandowski

The coliving market as an emergent financialized niche real estate sector: a view from Brussels pp. 2355-2376

Charlotte Casier

‘Finding housing was an illness’: refugees’ sense of continued displacement in Belgium pp. 2377-2398

Hala El Moussawi

What makes people stay longer in the densifying city? Exploring the neighbourhood environment and social ties pp. 2399-2420

Kostas Mouratidis and Bengt Andersen

Migrant homelessness and the crimmigration control system pp. 2421-2423

David Robinson

Volume 39, issue 8, 2024

Against the trend: evaluation of Nepal’s owner-driven reconstruction program pp. 1859-1886

Lai Ming Lam

Addressing low-income household sheltering needs after a disaster: a needs assessment among Hurricane Harvey housing victims pp. 1887-1902

Chenyi Ma and Dennis P. Culhane

State regulation of land financialisation: land promoters, planning risk and the land market in England pp. 1903-1929

Edward Shepherd, Pat McAllister and Pete Wyatt

The commodification of a rent-regulated housing market. Actors and strategies in Viennese neighbourhoods pp. 1930-1950

Robert Musil, Florian Brand and Sandra Punz

Racial and gender bias in self-reported needs when using a homelessness triaging tool pp. 1951-1973

Chamari I. Kithulgoda, Rhema Vaithianathan and Cameron Parsell

Home motivations and lived experiences in housing cooperatives and cohousing communities: a two-contexts scoping review pp. 1974-1997

Nestor Agustin Guity Zapata and Wendy M. Stone

Placing public housing provision in Chinese cities: land-centered development, cadre review mechanism, and residential land supply pp. 1998-2023

Ronghao Jiang, Lisha He and Xiaoyan Zhou

Reference-dependent housing choice behaviour: why are older people reluctant to move? pp. 2024-2042

Ioulia Ossokina and Theo A. Arentze

Stay or move out? Young adults’ housing trajectories in Poland over time and throughout economic cycle pp. 2043-2065

Anna Matel

Perceptions of social mix and ethnic diversity in changing neighbourhoods: evidence from Glasgow and regeneration implications pp. 2066-2094

Ade Kearns, Johanna Jokio and Phil Mason

The rise of polycentric regulation and its impacts on the governance of housing associations in England pp. 2095-2116

Mike Raco, Sonia Freire Trigo and Ann-Marie Webb

Publicly subsidized housing and physical health: a literature review pp. 2117-2142

Imad Dweik, Barry Watson and Julia Woodhall-Melnik

Philosophy of home: domestic space and happiness pp. 2143-2145

Simon W. Hill

Volume 39, issue 7, 2024

Home after widowhood: a longitudinal study of residential mobility and housing preferences following a partner’s death pp. 1581-1606

Aske Egsgaard

The remarkable stability of social housing in Vienna and Helsinki: a multi-dimensional analysis pp. 1607-1631

Justin Kadi and Johanna Lilius

Tax-incentivized housing production and the affordability crisis: International lessons from the low-income housing tax credit program in the United States pp. 1632-1657

Gertjan Wijburg

Post-neoliberalization and the Irish private rental sector pp. 1658-1677

Michael Byrne

‘Our home, your home?’ The precarious housing pathways of asylum seekers in Catalonia pp. 1678-1701

Olatz Ribera-Almandoz, Carlos Delclós and Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas

What tradeoffs are made on the path to functional zero chronic homelessness? pp. 1702-1723

Garrett L. Grainger

Housing as asset-based welfare. The case of France pp. 1724-1738

Eliza Benites-Gambirazio and Loïc Bonneval

Homing social housing in Brussels: engagements in architectural anthropology through three visualisations pp. 1739-1762

Claire Bosmans, Jingjing Li, Ching Lin Pang and Viviana d’Auria

The regionalisation of housing policies in Spain: an analysis of territorial differences pp. 1763-1786

Natalia Paleo Mosquera and Andrei Quintiá Pastrana

Evaluating area-based policies using secondary data: the neighbourhood management pathfinders programme pp. 1787-1812

Jennifer Roberts, Sandy Tubeuf and Peter Tyler

Understanding the effect of universal credit on housing insecurity in England: a difference-in-differences approach pp. 1813-1831

Rhiannon Williams, Andrew Bell, Elisabeth Garratt and Gwilym Pryce

Housing and the resettlement experiences of refugee claimants in Hamilton, Ontario pp. 1832-1853

Heidi Schneider and K. Bruce Newbold

The many geographies of urban renewal: new perspectives on the Housing Act of 1949, edited by Douglas R. Appler, Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 2023, 232 pp., US$32.95 (paperback) EAN: 9781439921715 pp. 1854-1857

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 39, issue 6, 2024

Correction pp. I-I

The Editors

Cracking the housing crisis: financialization, the state, struggles, and rights pp. 1385-1394

Özlem Çelik

From the streets to the statehouse: how tenant movements affect housing policy in Los Angeles and Berlin pp. 1395-1421

Kenton Card

Everyday activism: Private tenants demand right to home pp. 1422-1443

Adriana Mihaela Soaita

Producing gentrifiable neighborhoods: race, stigma and struggle in Berlin-Neukölln pp. 1444-1466

Defne Kadıoğlu

Struggles against financialisation of housing in Lisbon – the case of Habita pp. 1467-1494

Saila-Maria Saaristo and Rita Silva

Contesting the financialization of student accommodation: campaigns for the right to housing in Dublin, Ireland pp. 1495-1515

Alice Reynolds

Grassroots struggles challenging housing financialization in Spain pp. 1516-1536

Miguel A. Martínez and Javier Gil

Digital/material housing financialisation and activism in post-crash Dublin pp. 1537-1554

Maedhbh Nic Lochlainn

Renovations as an investment strategy: circumscribing the right to housing in Sweden pp. 1555-1576

Jennie Gustafsson

A theory of housing provision under capitalism pp. 1577-1580

Keith Jacobs

Volume 39, issue 5, 2024

Diffuse informality: uncovering renting within family households as a form of private rental pp. 1109-1128

Sharon Parkinson, Kath Hulse, Steven Rowley, Amity James and Wendy Stone

Reconsidering the interrupted housing pathways of refugees in Flanders (Belgium) from a home-making perspective: a policy critique pp. 1129-1151

Luce Beeckmans and Dirk Geldof

Establishing new housing commons in Vienna in the context of translocal networks pp. 1152-1175

Corinna Hölzl and Dominik Hölzl

Homeownership and fertility intentions among migrant population in urban China pp. 1176-1198

Mingzhi Hu, Yinxin Su and Xiaofen Yu

Public housing and territorial stigma: towards a symbolic and political economy pp. 1199-1218

Alistair Sisson

Co-developing sustainability – a consumer-inclusive approach to wooden housing business in Finland pp. 1219-1238

Eliisa Kylkilahti, Minna Autio, Viktor Harvio, Ulrika Holmberg and Anne Toppinen

Moving to shared equity: locational outcomes for households in shared equity homeownership programs pp. 1239-1263

Alex Ramiller, Arthur Acolin, Rebecca J. Walter and Ruoniu Wang

Housing inequality: a systematic scoping review pp. 1264-1285

Laura James, Lyrian Daniel, Rebecca Bentley and Emma Baker

Power persistence through an intergenerational perspective: inequality in private housing assets in post-reform China pp. 1286-1316

Ling Zhu, Di Xin and Silu Chen

Identifying housing vacancy using data on registered addresses and domestic consumption pp. 1317-1339

Mathilde Flas, Jean-Marie Halleux, Mario Cools and Jacques Teller

Fragile and compromised housing: Implications of land conflicts on housing development in peri-urban Accra, Ghana pp. 1340-1363

Divine Mawuli Asafo

The applicability of self-reported home values in housing wealth inequality assessment: evidence from an emerging country pp. 1364-1382

Mateusz Tomal

Property, planning and protest: the contentious politics of housing supply pp. 1383-1384

Regina Serpa

Volume 39, issue 4, 2024

Dual responsibilization for housing in a housing crisis: young adults in the Czech Republic pp. 857-876

Tomáš Hoření Samec and Petr Kubala

Housing financialization as a self-sustaining process. Political obstacles to the de-financialization of the Dutch housing market pp. 877-900

Bart Stellinga

Uncovering the pathways between house prices and depressive symptoms in Chinese cities: a nationally representative study pp. 901-924

Zhuolin Pan, Ye Liu and Yuqi Liu

Living together or apart? Gated condominium communities and social segregation in Bangkok pp. 925-945

Russell David Moore

The productive home. Towards a new domestic environment with immaterial work pp. 946-961

Flavio Martella and Atxu Amann y Alcocer

Political economy perspectives and their relevance for contemporary housing studies pp. 962-979

Keith Jacobs, Rowland Atkinson and Deborah Warr

Comparing regional patterns of homeownership entry across four British birth cohorts pp. 980-1002

Rory Coulter and Joanna Kuleszo

The impact of current and former REOs across owner types: the case of Detroit pp. 1003-1026

Eric Seymour

Housing trajectories of EU migrants: between quick emigration and shared housing as temporary and long-term solutions pp. 1027-1048

Dorien Manting, Tom Kleinepier and Christian Lennartz

Framing affordable housing: an experimental test of changing attitudes pp. 1049-1065

Mike Matheis and Jason Sorens

The period effects of crisis and recovery on life course and residential mobility of owner-occupants pp. 1066-1086

Rik Damhuis and Wouter van Gent

How is housing purchase intention related to consumption? The role of market sentiment pp. 1087-1104

Zhaoyingzi Dong, Eddie C. M. Hui, Daichun Yi and Weiwen Zhang

A History of Council Housing in 100 Estates pp. 1105-1107

Richard Harris

Volume 39, issue 3, 2024

Informal land transactions and demolition of houses in Cameroon pp. 587-607

Minfede Koe Raoul

Do older homebuyers prefer dwellings with accessibility and adaptability features? Findings from an exploratory study pp. 608-630

Dominic Aitken, Ken Willis and Rose Gilroy

Does housing market segmentation ensure families a rental price benefit? The example of Frankfurt, Germany pp. 631-650

Andreas Hartung

Neighbourhood violence and housing instability: an exploratory study of low-income women pp. 651-670

Christian King and Xi Huang

The effect of virtual reality on the marketing of residential property pp. 671-694

Chuyi Xiong, Ka Shing Cheung, Deborah Susan Levy and Michael Allen

A typology of multiple exclusion homelessness pp. 695-719

Edith England, Ian Thomas, Peter Mackie and Hannah Browne-Gott

Are households’ residential preferences consistent with biodiversity conservation in different urban contexts? pp. 720-745

Camille Regnier, Gengyang Tu, Sophie Legras, Mohamed Hilal and Cécile Détang-Dessendre

Faceless, nameless, invisible: a visual content analysis of photographs in U.S. media coverage about homelessness pp. 746-765

Elizabeth A. Bowen and Nicole Capozziello

Proposing a typology to examine the health impact of Housing First: a systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 766-788

Konstantinos Spyropoulos, Christopher J. Gidlow and Naomi J. Ellis

Sustaining housing through planned maintenance in remote Central Australia pp. 789-811

Liam Grealy, Tess Lea, Megan Moskos, Richard Benedict, Daphne Habibis and Stephanie King

Care, urban regeneration and forced tenant relocation: the case of Ivanhoe social housing estate, Sydney pp. 812-830

Kristian Ruming and Maria de Lourdes Melo Zurita

Material culture, housing and identities in Russian post-industrial neighbourhoods pp. 831-853

Elizaveta Polukhina

Stacked decks: building inspectors and the reproduction of urban inequality pp. 854-856

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 39, issue 2, 2024

The experience and well-being outcomes of tiny house owners in Latin America pp. 327-351

Camila Murillo and Constanza Bianchi

The symbolic (re)production of marginality: Social construction, internalization, and concrete consequences of territorial stigmatization in a poor neighborhood of Santiago de Chile pp. 352-375

Martín Alvarez and Javier Ruiz-Tagle

Religion’s roles in community integration after homelessness: supportive housing residents’ uses of spiritual practices amid trauma, discrimination, and stigma pp. 376-397

Matthew D. Marr and Natália Marques da Silva

Social housing as infrastructure and the role of mission driven financing pp. 398-418

Julie Lawson, Laurence Troy and Ryan van den Nouwelant

The politics of social mix in the Paris metropolitan area pp. 419-437

Quentin Ramond

Meeting the housing needs of military veterans: exploring collaboration and governance pp. 438-458

Steve Rolfe and Isobel Anderson

Comparing asset-based welfare capitalism: wealth inequality, housing finance and household risk pp. 459-480

Gareth Bryant, Ben Spies-Butcher and Adam Stebbing

Approach to housing justice from a capability perspective: bridging the gap between ideals and policy practices pp. 481-501

Boram Kimhur

Housing quality determinants of depression and suicide ideation by age and gender pp. 502-528

Ji Hei Lee

Becoming landlords: the changing interests of non-profit and co-operative housing providers in Manitoba, Canada pp. 529-546

Sarah Cooper

Moving house in migrant narratives: the morphology of housing pathways from an anthropological perspective pp. 547-564

Ksenia Golovina

Reified scarcity & the problem space of ‘need’: unpacking Australian social housing policy pp. 565-583

Andrew Clarke, Lynda Cheshire, Cameron Parsell and Alan Morris

Class, emotions and the affective politics of social inequality pp. 584-586

Jenny Preece

Volume 39, issue 1, 2024

Housing pathways of female-headed households in the informal settlements of Kampala: a qualitative study pp. 1-28

Moses Batanda Mubiru, Said Nuhu, Wilbard Kombe and Tatu Mtwangi Limbumba

“Professionals only please”: discrimination against housing benefit recipients on online rental platforms pp. 29-51

Jed Meers

Microvillage: assessing the viability of increasing supply of affordable, sustainable and socially integrated small homes pp. 52-74

R. Tucker, U. de Jong, L. C. Johnson, N. Johnston, A. Lee, F. Michaux, E. Warner and F. J. Andrews

Neighbourhood selection by natives and immigrants: Homophily or limited spatial search? pp. 75-101

George C. Galster, Lena Magnusson Turner and Anna Maria Santiago

Intermediaries and mediators: an actor-network understanding of online property platforms pp. 102-123

Barry Goodchild and Ed Ferrari

Responding to housing precarity: the coping strategies of generation rent pp. 124-145

Richard Waldron

Planning for social sustainability: mechanisms of social exclusion in densification through large-scale redevelopment projects in Swiss cities pp. 146-167

Gabriela Debrunner, Arend Jonkman and Jean-David Gerber

The interactions between Hong Kong’s housing market and global markets upon unprecedented monetary policy changes pp. 168-202

Eddie Chi-man Hui and Ka-hung Yu

Leaving permanent supportive housing: a scoping review of Moving On Initiative participant outcomes pp. 203-226

Emmy Tiderington, Jordan Goodwin and Elizabeth Noonan

The impact of housing on refugees: an evidence synthesis pp. 227-271

Philip Brown, Santokh Gill and Jamie P. Halsall

Housing production, tenure mix and social mix pp. 272-296

Martin Söderhäll and Andreas Alm Fjellborg

The design of subsidized housing: towards an interdisciplinary and cross-national research agenda pp. 297-322

Seyithan Ozer and Sam Jacoby

Homelessness and housing advocacy: the role of red-tape warriors pp. 323-325

Garrett L. Grainger