Housing Studies

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Chris Leishman, Moira Munro, Ray Forrest, Alex Schwartz, Hal Pawson and John Flint

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Volume 40, issue 5, 2025

Housing production and the structural transformation of China’s real estate development industry pp. 1017-1042

Lan Deng, Shilong Li, Weican Zuo and Yuan Han

War in Ukraine, the refugee crisis, and the Polish housing market pp. 1043-1065

Michal Gluszak and Radoslaw Trojanek

Conflicts within the neoliberal state? The limited representation of renters in Israeli housing policies and debates pp. 1066-1085

Talia Margalit and Dikla Yizhar

Subjectification as an ideal tenant. Competing for housing in the Viennese private rental market pp. 1086-1110

Susanna Azevedo, Raphaela Kohout, Ana Rogojanu and Georg Wolfmayr

Homeownership amongst second-generation immigrants in Canada pp. 1111-1131

Yuchen Li, Michael Haan and Teresa Abada

Re(de)fining success: tenancy issues, provider supports, and tenancy outcomes in an Australian Permanent Supportive Housing programme pp. 1132-1156

Francisco Perales, Cameron Parsell, Christine Ablaza, Ella Kuskoff, Stefanie Plage and Rose Stambe

‘People need housing to live in’: precarity and the rental market during tourism gentrification pp. 1157-1178

Már Wolfgang Mixa and Kristín Loftsdóttir

Renovation without renoviction: the green redevelopment of a municipal housing estate in Drewitz, Germany pp. 1179-1204

Alessandro Busà

From collective centres to private accommodation: housing trajectories of asylum migrants in Switzerland pp. 1205-1225

Julie Lacroix and Anne-Laure Bertrand

Framing the housing crisis: politicization and depoliticization of the Dutch housing debate pp. 1226-1251

Cody Hochstenbach

Slow and sudden violence: why and when uprisings occur by Derek Hyra pp. 1252-1253

Madeleine Pill

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