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 37, issue 10, 2022

Drivers of housing (un)affordability in the advanced economies: a review and new evidence pp. 1739-1752

Yeonhwa Lee, Peter A. Kemp and Vincent J. Reina

Local power and the location of subsidized renters in comparative perspective: public support for low- and moderate-income households in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom pp. 1753-1781

Yonah Freemark and Justin Steil

Land and the housing affordability crisis: landowner and developer strategies in Luxembourg’s facilitative planning context pp. 1782-1799

Antoine Paccoud, Markus Hesse, Tom Becker and Magdalena Górczyńska

Affordability through design: the role of building costs in collaborative housing pp. 1800-1820

Sara Lia Brysch and Darinka Czischke

Racial disparity in exposure to housing cost burden in the United States: 1980–2017 pp. 1821-1841

Chris Hess, Gregg Colburn, Kyle Crowder and Ryan Allen

Housing affordability and mental health: an analysis of generational change pp. 1842-1857

Rebecca Bentley, Emma Baker, Richard Ronald, Aaron Reeves, Susan J. Smith, Koen Simons and Kate Mason

Measuring residential satisfaction over time: results from a unique long-term study of a large housing estate pp. 1858-1876

Sigrun Kabisch, Janine Poessneck, Max Soeding and Uwe Schlink

The challenge of low-income housing quality in Latin American cities: lessons from two decades of housing policies in Bogotá pp. 1877-1895

Juan G. Yunda, Olga Ceballos-Ramos and Milena Rincón-Castellanos

Housing options for women leaving domestic violence: the limitations of rental subsidy models pp. 1896-1915

Hazel Blunden and Kathleen Flanagan

The poor side of town and why we need it pp. 1916-1918

David P. Varady

Loving orphaned space: the art and science of belonging to earth pp. 1918-1920

Ifigeneia Dimitrakou

Volume 37, issue 9, 2022

Inter-generational differences, immigration, and housing tenure: Hong Kong 1996–2016 pp. 1523-1545

Si-Ming Li and Huimin Du

Home in the big city: does place of origin affect homeownership among the post-80s generation in Shanghai pp. 1546-1565

Junru Cui, Can Cui, Xueying Mu and Pu Hao

Tehran’s house price ripple effects in Iran: application of bootstrap asymmetric panel granger non-causality in the frequency domain pp. 1566-1597

Omid Ranjbar, Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni, Behnaz Saboori and Tsangyao Chang

Housing and health for people with refugee- and asylum-seeking backgrounds: a photovoice study in Australia pp. 1598-1624

Clemence Due, Anna Ziersch, Moira Walsh and Emily Duivesteyn

Understanding the effects of school catchment areas and households with children in ethnic residential segregation pp. 1625-1649

Timo M. Kauppinen, Maarten van Ham and Venla Bernelius

Need for shelter, demand for housing, desire for home: a psychoanalytic reading of home-making in Vancouver pp. 1650-1668

Lucas Pohl, Carolin Genz, Ilse Helbrecht and Janina Dobrusskin

Homelessness prevention and determinants of housing among first-time and recurrent emergency shelter users in Canada pp. 1669-1685

Xuyang Chen, Ian Cooper and Jacqueline Rivier

Displacement and estate demolition: multi-scalar place attachment among relocated social housing residents in London pp. 1686-1710

Paul Watt

Multiple home ownership during market transition in China: longitudinal analysis of institutional factors pp. 1711-1733

Chengdong Yi, Jianyu Ren, Youqin Huang and Shuping Wu

Post-war homelessness policy in the UK: making and implementation pp. 1734-1735

Kit Colliver

Informality through sustainability: urban informality now pp. 1736-1738

Ha Minh Hai Thai

Volume 37, issue 8, 2022

Spillover effects in neighborhood housing value change: a spatial analysis pp. 1303-1330

Hee-Jung Jun

Ethnicity, racism and housing: discourse analysis of New Zealand housing research pp. 1331-1349

Adele N. Norris and Gauri Nandedkar

Safe havens: overseas housing speculation and opportunity zones pp. 1350-1378

Jae-Yong Chung and Kevin Carpenter

Policy failure or f***up: homelessness and welfare reform in England pp. 1379-1395

Chris O’Leary and Tom Simcock

Overlap of migrants' housing and neighbourhood mobility pp. 1396-1421

Karin Torpan, Anastasia Sinitsyna, Anneli Kährik, Timo M. Kauppinen and Tiit Tammaru

Insecure tenure in Amsterdam: who rents with a temporary lease, and why? A baseline from 2015 pp. 1422-1445

Carla J. Huisman and Clara H. Mulder

My home, my castle: meanings of home ownership in multigenerational housing pp. 1446-1464

Adéla Souralová and Michaela Žáková

Do social protests affect housing and land-use policies? The case of the Israeli social protests of 2011 and their impact on statutory reforms pp. 1465-1496

Nir Yona Mualam and David Max

Neighbourhood satisfaction in rural resettlement residential communities: the case of Suqian, China pp. 1497-1518

Xing Gao, Zijia Wang, Mengqiu Cao, Yuqi Liu, Yuerong Zhang, Meiling Wu and Yue Qiu

The commons in an age of uncertainty: Decolonizing nature, economy, and society pp. 1519-1520

Amanda Huron

Affordable housing preservation in Washington DC: a framework for local funding, collaborative governance and community organizing for change pp. 1520-1522

David P. Varady

Volume 37, issue 7, 2022

Housing tenure and educational opportunity in the Paris metropolitan area pp. 1079-1099

Quentin Ramond and Marco Oberti

The changing shape of provision for rough sleepers: from conditionality to care pp. 1100-1123

Sadie Parr

Social housing after neo-liberalism: new forms of state-driven welfare intervention toward social renters pp. 1124-1146

Cameron Parsell, Lynda Cheshire, Zoe Walter and Andrew Clarke

Complex needs in homelessness practice: a review of ‘new markets of vulnerability’ pp. 1147-1173

Rachael Dobson

Nuancing the international debate on social mix: evidence from Copenhagen pp. 1174-1197

Sónia Alves

An assessment of the spatial efficiency of tax benefits for home mortgages in Belgium pp. 1198-1224

Guillaume Xhignesse and Gerlinde Verbist

Improving the management of common property in multi-owned residential buildings: lessons from Auckland, New Zealand pp. 1225-1249

Deborah Levy, Harvey C. Perkins and Danli Ge

Solving puzzles in the Canadian housing market: foreign ownership and de-coupling in Toronto and Vancouver pp. 1250-1273

Joshua C. Gordon

Small and medium multifamily housing: affordability and availability pp. 1274-1297

Brian Y. An, Raphael W. Bostic, Andrew Jakabovics, Anthony Orlando and Seva Rodnyansky

Shaking up the city: ignorance, inequality, and the urban question pp. 1298-1299

Aysegul Can

Global migration beyond limits: ecology, economics and political economy pp. 1299-1301

Vera Messing

Volume 37, issue 6, 2022

Towards a global housing studies: beyond dichotomy, normativity and common abstraction pp. 837-846

Ryan Powell and AbdouMaliq Simone

The financialisation of housing by numbers: Brazilian real estate developers since the Lulist era pp. 847-867

Lucia Shimbo, Fabrice Bardet and José Baravelli

Planned illegality, permanent temporariness, and strategic philanthropy: tenement towns under extended urbanisation of postmetropolitan Delhi pp. 868-888

Nitin Bathla

Speculative cities: housing and value conversions in Maputo, Mozambique pp. 889-909

Morten Nielsen

(Im)mobility at the margins: low-income households’ experiences of peripheral resettlement in India and South Africa pp. 910-931

Glyn Williams, Sarah Charlton, Karen Coelho, Darshini Mahadevia and Paula Meth

Infrastructural citizenship: conceiving, producing and disciplining people and place via public housing, from Cape Town to Stoke-on-Trent pp. 932-954

Charlotte Lemanski

Struggles for the decommodification of housing: the politics of housing cooperatives in Uruguay and Switzerland pp. 955-974

Jennifer Duyne Barenstein, Philippe Koch, Daniela Sanjines, Carla Assandri, Cecilia Matonte, Daniela Osorio and Gerardo Sarachu

The “Souths” of the “Wests”. Southern critique and comparative housing studies in Southern Europe and USA pp. 975-996

Simone Tulumello

A sense of absence: Resituating housing vacancy in post-crisis Athens pp. 997-1014

Ifigeneia Dimitrakou

Re-thinking housing through assemblages: Lessons from a Deleuzean visit to an informal settlement in Dhaka pp. 1015-1034

Tanzil Shafique

Digital informalisation: rental housing, platforms, and the management of risk pp. 1035-1053

Mara Ferreri and Romola Sanyal

Towards a relational and comparative rather than a contrastive global housing studies pp. 1054-1072

Manuel B. Aalbers

Architecture in global socialism: Eastern Europe, West Africa, and the Middle East in the Cold War pp. 1073-1075

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Charity and poverty in advanced welfare states pp. 1075-1077

Lutfun Nahar Lata

Volume 37, issue 5, 2022

Homeless without benefits: the non-take-up problem pp. 673-692

Shmulik Szeintuch

Neighbourhood at the crossroads: differentiation in residential change and gentrification in a post-socialist inner-city neighbourhood pp. 693-719

Jan Sýkora and Petra Špačková

School choice and school segregation in the context of gentrifying Amsterdam pp. 720-741

Willem Rogier Boterman

Prefab micro-units as a strategy for affordable housing pp. 742-768

William Riggs, Menka Sethi, Wesley L. Meares and David Batstone

A politics of care in urban public housing: housing precarity amongst Yolŋu renal patients in Darwin pp. 769-788

Stefanie Puszka

Conceptualizing the connections of formal and informal housing markets in low- and middle-income countries pp. 789-808

Sukriti Issar

Did state-socialism restrict self-build in the semiperiphery? The case of Hungary pp. 809-830

Bence Kováts

The new politics of home: housing, gender and care in times of crisis pp. 831-832

Ella Horton

Scotland’s rural home: nine stories about contemporary architecture pp. 833-835

Paul Jenkins

Volume 37, issue 4, 2022

Housing wealth and aged care: asset-based welfare in practice in three OECD countries pp. 511-536

Gavin A. Wood, Rachel Ong ViforJ and Marietta E. A. Haffner

Staying in place: narratives of middle-income renter immobility in New York City pp. 537-555

Rebecca Marie Shakespeare

Valuing energy solutions in the housing markets: the role of market devices and real estate agents pp. 556-577

Mikko Jalas and Jenny Rinkinen

Housing transformation, rent gap and gentrification in Ghana’s traditional houses: Insight from compound houses in Bantama, Kumasi pp. 578-604

Lewis Abedi Asante and Richmond Juvenile Ehwi

Social housing in Flanders: best value for society from social housing associations or social rental agencies? pp. 605-623

Sien Winters and Katleen Van den Broeck

Re-politicizing financial regulation: a sociological analysis of the debate on loan-to-value regulation in Norway pp. 624-643

Trond Løyning

Owning vs. Renting: the benefits of residential stability? pp. 644-667

Arthur Acolin

Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis pp. 668-669

David Allatt

The fall and rise of social housing: 100 years on 20 estates pp. 669-671

Tony Manzi

Volume 37, issue 3, 2022

What's wrong with investment apartments? On the construction of a ‘financialized’ rental investment product in Vienna pp. 355-375

Anita Aigner

Housing wealth and consumption among elderly Japanese pp. 376-392

Shinichiro Iwata and Norifumi Yukutake

Ethical action in the age of austerity: cases of care in two community land trusts pp. 393-413

Claire Cahen, Erin Lilli and Susan Saegert

The housing pathways of lesbian and gay youth and intergenerational family relations: a Southern European perspective pp. 414-434

Cesare Di Feliciantonio and Myrto Dagkouly-Kyriakoglou

Embracing market and civic actor participation in public rental housing governance: new insights about power distribution pp. 435-458

Juan Yan, Marietta Haffner and Marja Elsinga

Performing the ‘good tenant’ pp. 459-482

Emma R. Power and Charles Gillon

Tenure insecurity, precarious housing and hidden homelessness among older renters in New Zealand pp. 483-505

Beverley Lorraine James, Laura Bates, Tara Michelle Coleman, Robin Kearns and Fiona Cram

Boyle heights: how a Los Angeles neighborhood became the future of American democracy pp. 506-507

David P. Varady

From improvement to city planning: spatial management in Cincinnati from the early republic through the civil war decade pp. 508-509

Jason Slade

Volume 37, issue 2, 2022

Home making without a home: dwelling practices and routines among people experiencing homelessness pp. 183-188

J. Lenhard, L. Coulomb and A. Miranda-Nieto

The refugee camp as urban housing pp. 189-211

Ayham Dalal

Making home? Permitted and prohibited place-making in youth homeless accommodation pp. 212-231

Jennifer Hoolachan

‘My home is my people’ homemaking among rough sleepers in Leipzig, Germany pp. 232-249

Luisa T. Schneider

The economy of hot air – habiter, warmth and security among homeless people at the Gare du Nord in Paris pp. 250-271

Johannes Lenhard

Governing homeless mothers: the unmaking of home and family pp. 272-291

Emma Bimpson, Sadie Parr and Kesia Reeve

Surviving in the post-repatriation era: home-making strategies of homeless people in post-socialist China pp. 292-314

Jinwei Hao, Jin Zhu and Sian Thompson

Making home or making do: a critical look at homemaking without a home pp. 315-331

Nicholas Pleace, Eoin O’Sullivan and Guy Johnson

Homemaking among the ‘chronically homeless’: a critical policy ethnography of Housing First pp. 332-349

Dahlia Namian

Broken cities: inside the global housing crisis pp. 350-351

Paul Jenkins

Estate regeneration and its discontents: public housing, place and inequality in London pp. 352-354

David P. Varady

Volume 37, issue 1, 2022

Credit expansion and socio-economic heterogeneity of debtors in foreclosure: the case of Sweden 2000–2014 pp. 1-25

Mikael Lundholm

Tenure type mixing and segregation pp. 26-49

Eva K Andersson, Thomas Wimark and Bo Malmberg

Responsiveness of sub-divided unit tenants’ housing consumption to income: a study of Hong Kong informal housing pp. 50-72

Ka Man Leung, Chung Yim Yiu and Kin-kwok Lai

The mechanics of housing collectivism: how forms and functions affect affordability pp. 73-102

Tom Archer

The role of biographies in determining recovery in Housing First pp. 103-123

Christopher Parker

Secure occupancy, power and the landlord-tenant relation: a qualitative exploration of the Irish private rental sector pp. 124-142

Michael Byrne and Rachel McArdle

Housing price bubbles in Greater Sydney: evidence from a submarket analysis pp. 143-178

Mustapha Bangura and Chyi Lin Lee

Urban warfare: housing under the empire of finance pp. 179-181

Stuart Hodkinson

Planning and knowledge: how new forms of technocracy are shaping contemporary cities pp. 181-182

Malcolm Tait