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 38, issue 10, 2023

Influence of socio-demographic factors and housing characteristics on satisfaction with privacy in gated communities in Accra (Ghana) pp. 1781-1802

Elmond Bandauko, Senanu Kwasi Kutor, Hanson Nyantakyi-Frimpong, Philip Baiden and Godwin Arku

The relationship between the sequential sharing of rental homes and the unpredictable housing pathways of kampung residents in Jakarta pp. 1803-1823

Joko Adianto and Rossa Turpuk Gabe

Living in a small home: expectations, impression management, and compensatory practices pp. 1824-1844

Jenny Preece, Kim McKee, John Flint and David Robinson

“The right to stay put” or “the right to decide”? The question of displacement in the revitalization of Łódź (Poland) pp. 1845-1859

Barbara Audycka

Neoliberalization and inequality: disparities in access to affordable housing in urban Canada 1981–2016 pp. 1860-1887

Yushu Zhu, Yue Yuan, Jiaxin Gu and Qiang Fu

When homes earn more than jobs: the rentierization of the Australian housing market pp. 1888-1917

Josh Ryan-Collins and Cameron Murray

Do solar panels increase housing rents in Australia? pp. 1918-1935

Rohan Best, Ryan Esplin, Mara Hammerle, Rabindra Nepal and Zac Reynolds

Homeownership gap between ethnic minority and Han majority rural migrants in China: integration or stratification? pp. 1936-1954

Zicheng Wang, Manqi Zhong and Jiachun Liu

Vertical micro-segregation: is living in disadvantageous lower floors in Athens’ apartment blocks producing negative social effects? pp. 1955-1972

Thomas Maloutas and Hugo Botton

The contexts of residential preferences. An experimental examination of contextual influences in housing decisions pp. 1973-1997

Christoph Zangger

Volume 38, issue 9, 2023

Severe and persistent housing instability: examining low-income households’ residential mobility trajectories in the United States pp. 1615-1641

Seungbeom Kang

From squat to cottage: materiality, informal ownership, and the politics of unspotted homes pp. 1642-1661

Petr Vašát

Specialist housing for older people in an era of neoliberal transformation: exploring provision in England pp. 1662-1680

David Robinson and Ian Wilson

The reticent state? Interpreting emergency responses to homelessness in Alberta, Canada pp. 1681-1694

Joshua Evans, Madeleine Stout, Damian Collins and Kenna McDowell

Housing financialisation and the creation of homelessness in Ireland pp. 1695-1718

Valesca Lima, Rory Hearne and Mary P. Murphy

Assessing Housing First programs from a right to housing perspective pp. 1719-1739

Sophie L. Stadler and Damian Collins

Do housing and neighborhood characteristics impact an individual’s risk of homelessness? Evidence from New York City pp. 1740-1759

Tyler Haupert

Home or hotel? A contemporary challenge in the use of housing stock pp. 1760-1776

Tom Simcock

International Migration and Citizenship Today (2 nd edition), by Niklaus Steiner, London, Routledge, 2023, 208 pp., £32.99 (Paperback), ISBN 9781032114101 pp. 1777-1778

Hendri Irawan

Reconstruction fiction: housing and realist literature in Postwar Britain, by Paula Derdiger, The Ohio State University Press, 2020, 230 pp., $59.95 (hbk), $34.95 (pbk), ISBN: 978-0-8142-5770-8 pp. 1778-1780

Jamileh Manoochehri

Volume 38, issue 8, 2023

Correction pp. (i)-(iii)

The Editors

Organizational challenges of public housing management in the Global South. A systems assessment of Ghana pp. 1367-1391

Samson B. A. Aziabah, Samuel Biitir and Elvis Attakora-Amaniampong

The SRU Law, twenty years later: evaluating the legacy of France’s most important social housing program pp. 1392-1416

Magda Maaoui

Chronic homelessness - what women’s experiences can tell us pp. 1417-1435

Jane Bullen*

Beyond proper political squatting: exploring individualistic need-based occupations in a public housing neighbourhood in Naples pp. 1436-1458

Emiliano Esposito and Francesco Chiodelli

Neighbourhood opportunity, racial segregation, and the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program in the United States pp. 1459-1481

Kirk McClure and Alex F. Schwartz

Ending gated communities: the rationales for resistance in China pp. 1482-1511

Colleen Chiu-Shee, Brent D. Ryan and Lawrence J. Vale

Re-conceptualizing housing tenure beyond the owning-renting dichotomy: insights from housing and financialization pp. 1512-1535

Beibei Zhang

The ‘gown’ unconcerned with the town? Residential satisfaction of university students living in off-campus private accommodation pp. 1536-1559

Jakub Zasina and Elżbieta Antczak

Housing density and its consequences for couples in Germany: staying, moving, or breaking up? pp. 1560-1588

Maike Van Damme, Sandra Krapf and Michael Wagner

International students struggling in the private rental sector in Australia prior to and during the pandemic pp. 1589-1610

Alan Morris, Shaun Wilson, Emma Mitchell, Gaby Ramia and Catherine Hastings

Non-performing loans, non-performing people: life and struggle with mortgage debt in Spain pp. 1611-1613

Hung-Ying Chen

Volume 38, issue 7, 2023

Rainfall challenges and strategies to improve housing construction in Sub-Saharan Africa: the case of Ghana pp. 1155-1190

Albert Adu-Gyamfi, Michael Poku-Boansi, Leonard Darpoh, Michael Osei Asibey and Justice Kufour Owusu-Ansah

Reference dependence in the UK housing market pp. 1191-1219

Helen X. H. Bao and Rufus Saunders

Rising housing costs and income poverty among the elderly in Germany pp. 1220-1238

Alberto Lozano Alcántara and Claudia Vogel

‘Making a home’: an occupational perspective on sustaining tenancies following homelessness pp. 1239-1259

Leonie Boland, Richard Yarwood and Katrina Bannigan

The invisible hand of the shareholding state: the financialization of Italian real-estate investment funds for social housing pp. 1260-1283

Emanuele Belotti

Chinese property developers after the decline in foreign real estate investment in Sydney, Australia pp. 1284-1303

Xiao Ma, Dallas Rogers and Laurence Troy

The new housing precariat: experiences of precarious housing in Malmö, Sweden pp. 1304-1322

Carina Listerborn

Collective self-build for senior friendly communities. Studying the effects on social cohesion, social satisfaction and loneliness pp. 1323-1341

Pauline van den Berg, Jules Sanders, Stephan Maussen and Astrid Kemperman

Housing and cardiometabolic risk among older renters and homeowners pp. 1342-1364

Sarah Mawhorter, Eileen M. Crimmins and Jennifer A. Ailshire

Book Review pp. 1365-1366

Ryan Powell

Volume 38, issue 6, 2023

‘Archaic laws’ and the making of the homelessness sector pp. 947-962

Anne O’Brien

Has the revival in the Scottish private rented sector since the millennium achieved maturity? pp. 963-984

Farhad Farnood and Colin Jones

Exploring the relationship between housing conditions and capabilities: a qualitative case study of private hostel residents pp. 985-1005

Adele Irving

The roles of the state in the financialisation of housing in Turkey pp. 1006-1026

Özlem Çelik

Housing transitions of Taiwanese young adults: intersections of the parental home and housing pathways pp. 1027-1049

Yung-Han Chang

How did the great transformation shape housing pathways? The case of older women living alone pp. 1050-1067

Paweł Łuczak and Maciej Ławrynowicz

Inclusionary housing in the United States: dynamics of local policy and outcomes in diverse markets pp. 1068-1087

Ruoniu Wang and Sowmya Balachandran

Housing shortages and the new downturn of residential mobility in the US pp. 1088-1109

Dowell Myers, JungHo Park and Seongmoon Cho

Residential property in Australia: mismatched investment and rental demand pp. 1110-1131

Maria B. Yanotti and Danika Wright

The role of institutions in social housing provision: salutary lessons from the South pp. 1132-1153

Andreas Scheba and Ivan Turok

Volume 38, issue 5, 2023

Living with disaster: exploring complex decisions to stay in or leave flood prone areas pp. 747-769

Julia Woodhall-Melnik and Eric P. Weissman

Relationship building in housing network: a meso-level collective sensemaking perspective pp. 770-791

Chee Wei Cheah

The deresidualisation of social housing in England: change in the relative income, employment status and social class of social housing tenants since the 1990s pp. 792-813

Becky Tunstall

Influence of educational and cultural facilities on apartment prices by size in Seoul: do residents’ preferred facilities influence the housing market? pp. 814-840

Minki Sung and Junghoon Ki

Understanding the principle of consumer choice in delivering housing first pp. 841-859

Abe Oudshoorn, Tracy Smith-Carrier, Jodi Hall, Cheryl Forchuk, Deanna Befus, Susana Caxaj, Jean Pierre Ndayisenga and Colleen Parsons

Does housing tenure matter? Owner-occupation and wellbeing in Britain and Austria pp. 860-880

Stefan Angel and James Gregory

Housing regimes and residualization of the subsidized rental sector in Europe 2005-2016 pp. 881-901

Stefan Angel

Learning through housing activism in Barcelona: knowledge production and sharing in neighbourhood-based housing groups pp. 902-921

Mateus Lira and Hug March

Returning to the intermediary turn: rethinking the significance of estate agents for housing markets pp. 922-944

Phoebe Stirling and Nick Gallent

Comparative Urbanism: Tactics for Global Urban Studies pp. 945-946

Aysegul Can

Volume 38, issue 4, 2023

Walls within walls: examining the variegated purposes for walling in Ghanaian gated communities pp. 527-551

Richmond Juvenile Ehwi

Measuring housing affordability. A case study of Flanders on the link between objective and subjective indicators pp. 552-568

Kristof Heylen

Housing and fertility: a macro-level, multi-country investigation, 1993-2017 pp. 569-596

Sarah R. Brauner-Otto

‘Home’ as an essentially contested concept and why this matters pp. 597-614

Jed Meers

Rapid rehousing for persons experiencing homelessness: a systematic review of the evidence pp. 615-641

Thomas Byrne, Minda Huang, Richard E. Nelson and Jack Tsai

Supportive housing building policies and resident psychological needs: a qualitative analysis using self-determination theory pp. 642-660

Heather Burgess, Anna Vorobyova, Megan Marziali, Katrina Koehn, Kate Jongbloed, Otto Von Bischoffshausen, Kate A. Salters, Robert S. Hogg and Surita Parashar

A study of the creation of affordable housing for Housing First tenants through the purchase of condominiums pp. 661-681

Maryann Roebuck, Tim Aubry, Ayda Agha, Stéphanie Manoni-Millar, Lisa Medd and John Sylvestre

A systems perspective for residential preferences and dwellings: housing functions and their role in Swiss residential mobility pp. 682-706

Anna Pagani and Claudia R. Binder

Social policy or crowding-out? Tenant protection in comparative long-run perspective pp. 707-743

Konstantin A. Kholodilin and Sebastian Kohl

The architecture of social reform: housing, tradition, and German modernism pp. 744-746

Nitin Bathla

Volume 38, issue 3, 2023

Celebrating Judy Yates pp. 351-359

Vivienne Milligan and Christine Whitehead

Tiny houses: movement or moment? pp. 360-382

Heather Shearer and Paul Burton

Quasi-bridgeheaders: an alternative intra-migration stage for renters in Kampung Muka, Jakarta pp. 383-402

Joko Adianto, Rossa Turpuk Gabe and Nadya Octavia

Flammable cladding and the effects on homeowner well-being pp. 403-422

David Oswald, Trivess Moore and Simon Lockrey

Urban villagers as real estate developers: embracing property mind through ‘planting’ housing in North-east China pp. 423-443

Haoxuan Sa and Anne Haila

Local compliance under campaign-style enforcement: a city-level panel analysis of affordable housing mandate in China pp. 444-462

Zhilin Liu, Luyao Ma and Edward G. Goetz

Informalising formality: the construction of penghuqu in an urban redevelopment project in China pp. 463-483

Yi Jin

Housing affordability and mental health in urban China: a cross-sectional study pp. 484-504

Yue Wang, Zidan Mao and Donggen Wang

The inbetweeners of the housing markets – young adults facing housing inequality in Malmö, Sweden pp. 505-522

Martin Grander

The migrant’s paradox: street livelihoods and marginal citizenship in Britain pp. 523-525

Francesca Guarino

Volume 38, issue 2, 2023

Generation Rent and housing precarity in ‘post crisis’ Ireland pp. 181-205

Richard Waldron

The determinants of homeownership affordability in Greater Sydney: evidence from a submarket analysis pp. 206-232

Mustapha Bangura and Chyi Lin Lee

War of family defence? Moral economies of property investors in urban China pp. 233-249

Yini Shi

Housing rights, homelessness prevention and a paradox of bureaucracy? pp. 250-268

Hannah Browne Gott, Peter K. Mackie and Edith England

The resilience of social rental housing in the United Kingdom, Sweden and Denmark. How institutions matter pp. 269-289

Timothy Blackwell and Bo Bengtsson

Understanding after-housing disposable income effects on rising inequality pp. 290-306

Ilan Wiesel, Liss Ralston and Wendy Stone

The experience of precarity: low-paid economic migrants’ housing in Manchester pp. 307-326

Melanie Lombard

Governing disassembly in Indigenous housing pp. 327-346

Liam Grealy

Against the Commons. A Radical History of Urban Planning pp. 347-348

Simone Tulumello

The fringes of citizenship: Romani minorities in Europe and civic marginalisation pp. 349-350

Ryan Powell

Volume 38, issue 1, 2022

COVID-19 and the meaning of home: how the pandemic triggered new thinking on housing pp. 1-7

Cameron Parsell and Hal Pawson

Understanding responses to homelessness during COVID-19: an examination of Australia pp. 8-21

Cameron Parsell, Andrew Clarke and Ella Kuskoff

Media representations of social housing before and during COVID-19: the changing face of the socially excluded pp. 22-43

Ella Kuskoff, Chris Buchanan, Christine Ablaza, Cameron Parsell and Francisco Perales

Young people and housing transitions during COVID-19: navigating co-residence with parents and housing autonomy pp. 44-64

Justyna Kajta, Paula Pustulka and Jowita Radzińska

Collaborative housing communities through the COVID-19 pandemic: rethinking governance and mutuality pp. 65-83

Misa Izuhara, Karen West, Jim Hudson, Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia and Kath Scanlon

Experiencing housing precarity in the private rental sector during the covid-19 pandemic: the case of Ireland pp. 84-106

Richard Waldron

Policy movement in housing research: a critical interpretative synthesis pp. 107-127

Adriana Mihaela Soaita, Alex Marsh and Kenneth Gibb

Effects of housing vouchers on the long-term exposure to neighbourhood opportunity among low-income families: the moving to opportunity experiment pp. 128-151

Huiyun Kim, Nicole M. Schmidt, Theresa L. Osypuk, Naomi Thyden and David Rehkopf

Widening the gap: the differential impact of COVID-19 on tenants and homeowners pp. 152-175

Stijn Dreesen and Kristof Heylen

Rentier capitalism and its discontents: power, morality and resistance in Central Asia pp. 176-177

Yunpeng Zhang

The paradox of urban revitalization: progress and poverty in America’s post-industrial era pp. 178-180

David P. Varady