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 33, issue 6, 2018

Housing decision-making process explained by third agers, Finland: ‘we didn’t want this, but we chose it’ pp. 837-854

Eija Hasu

“Thank heavens for the lease”: histories of shared ownership pp. 855-875

Dave Cowan, Helen Carr and Alison Wallace

The impact of flood risk on the price of residential properties: the case of England pp. 876-901

Philippe Belanger and Michael Bourdeau-Brien

The changing determinants of housing affordability in oil-booming agglomerations: a quantile regression investigation from Canada, 1991–2011 pp. 902-937

Sinikka Okkola and Cédric Brunelle

Public choice theory and rental housing: an examination of rental housing contracts in Ghana pp. 938-959

Anthony Owusu-Ansah, Derick Ohemeng-Mensah, Raymond Talinbe Abdulai and Franklin Obeng-Odoom

(Re)conceptualising the boundaries between home and homelessness: the unheimlich pp. 960-985

Lindsey McCarthy

Within their reach: quality urban housing for millions who do not have millions pp. 986-987

Olumuyiwa Adegun and Eziyi Ibem

Planning and citizenship pp. 987-989

Laurence Troy

Migration and the search for home. Mapping domestic space in migrants’ everyday lives pp. 989-991

Louise Meijering

Volume 33, issue 5, 2018

Framing processes in planning disputes: analysing dynamics of contention in a housing project in Hong Kong pp. 667-683

Mandy Lau

‘Problem families’ in public housing: discourse, commentary and (dis)order pp. 684-707

Kathleen Flanagan

Do internal migrants suffer from housing extreme overcrowding in urban China? pp. 708-733

Sheng Li, Lanlan Wang and Kuo-Liang Chang

Transforming Home: parents’ experiences of caring for children on the autism spectrum in Tasmania, Australia pp. 734-758

Ceridwen Owen and Damhnat McCann

The social structure of mortgage discrimination pp. 759-776

Justin P. Steil, Len Albright, Jacob S. Rugh and Douglas S. Massey

Ontological security, social connectedness and the well-being of Australia’s ageing baby boomers pp. 777-812

Christopher L. Ambrey, Caryl Bosman and Angela Ballard

At home in home care? Contents and boundaries of the ‘domestic’ among immigrant live-in workers in Italy pp. 813-831

Paolo Boccagni

Urban planning and the housing market pp. 832-833

Duncan Bowie

Big Capital: who is London for? pp. 833-835

Tony Manzi

The right to buy?: Selling off public and social housing pp. 835-836

Ben Pattison

Volume 33, issue 4, 2018

Do high levels of home-ownership create unemployment? Introducing the missing link between housing tenure and unemployment pp. 501-524

Ida Borg and Maria Brandén

What women want: single older women and their housing preferences pp. 525-543

Sandy Darab, Yvonne Hartman and Louise Holdsworth

A latent class model of residential choice behaviour and ethnic segregation preferences pp. 544-564

Tatjana Ibraimovic and Stephane Hess

State directed hybridity? – the relationship between non-profit housing organizations and the state in three national contexts pp. 565-588

David Mullins, Vivienne Milligan and Nico Nieboer

How do neighbourhood perceptions interact with moving desires and intentions? pp. 589-612

Ricardo Duque-Calvache, William A. V. Clark and Isabel Palomares-Linares

Does the tender, auction and listing system in land promote higher housing prices in China? pp. 613-634

Yuelong Wang, Yongze Yu and Yaqin Su

‘They took the land, now we’re fighting for a house’: Aboriginal perspectives about urban housing disadvantage pp. 635-660

Melanie J. Andersen, Anna B. Williamson, Peter Fernando, Sandra Eades and Sally Redman

Last project standing: civics and sympathy in post-welfare Chicago pp. 661-662

Kathleen Flanagan

Stories of house and home: soviet apartment life during the Khrushchev years pp. 663-664

Mark Stephens

Community as urban practice pp. 665-666

Adriana Mihaela Soaita

Volume 33, issue 3, 2018

Transnational migration, remittances and the financialization of housing in Colombia pp. 343-360

Gisela P. Zapata

Why are housing cooperatives successful? Insights from Swiss affordable housing policy pp. 361-385

Ivo Balmer and Jean-David Gerber

Housing First programs in congregate-site facilities: can one size fit all? pp. 386-407

Julia Verdouw and Daphne Habibis

House prices and long-term equilibrium in the regulated market of the Netherlands pp. 408-432

Qi Tu, Jan de Haan and Peter Boelhouwer

Psychological distress and homeless duration pp. 433-454

Rosanna Scutella and Guy Johnson

Tracking mobility in the housing choice voucher program: a household level examination in Florida, USA pp. 455-475

Ruoniu Wang and Rebecca J. Walter

Living condition among China’s rural–urban migrants: recent dynamics and the inland–coastal differential pp. 476-493

Geng Niu and Guochang Zhao

Sweat equity: cooperative house-building in Newfoundland, 1920–1974 pp. 494-495

Greg Suttor

Slums: how informal real estate markets work pp. 495-497

Harry Smith

Property, family and the Irish welfare state pp. 497-499

Alison Wallace

Volume 33, issue 2, 2018

Housing careers, intergenerational support and family relations pp. 147-159

Richard Ronald and Christian Lennartz

Parents’ housing careers and support for adult children across Europe pp. 160-177

Marco Albertini, Marco Tosi and Martin Kohli

Money or space? Intergenerational transfers in a comparative perspective pp. 178-200

Bettina Isengard, Ronny König and Marc Szydlik

Parental background and housing outcomes in young adulthood pp. 201-223

Rory Coulter

Passing it on: inheritance, coresidence and the influence of parental support on homeownership and housing pathways pp. 224-246

Stephan Köppe

Parental marital dissolution and the intergenerational transmission of homeownership pp. 247-283

Christa Hubers, Caroline Dewilde and Paul M. de Graaf

Siblings, fairness and parental support for housing in the UK pp. 284-298

Sue Heath

Intergenerational support for autonomous living in a post-socialist housing market: homes, meanings and practices pp. 299-316

Oana Druta and Richard Ronald

The housing careers of younger adults and intergenerational support in Germany’s ‘society of renters’ pp. 317-336

Christian Lennartz and Ilse Helbrecht

Reimagining home in the 21st century pp. 337-338

Adriana Mihaela Soaita

Housing wealth and welfare pp. 338-340

Brian J. McCabe

No simple solutions: transforming public housing in Chicago pp. 340-342

Alex Schwartz

Volume 33, issue 1, 2018

Accommodating discontent: youth, conflict and the housing question in Hong Kong pp. 1-17

Ray Forrest and Shi Xian

Grindsamhälle: the rise of urban gating and gated housing in Sweden pp. 18-39

Karin Grundström

Passive adaptation or active engagement? The challenges of Housing First internationally and in the Italian case pp. 40-57

Michele Lancione, Alice Stefanizzi and Marta Gaboardi

Support for tenure mix by residents local to the Carlton Housing Estate, Melbourne, Australia pp. 58-76

Anna Ziersch, Kathy Arthurson and Iris Levin

Housing tenure and the health of older Australians dependent on the age pension for their income pp. 77-95

Alan Morris

Homelessness in the UK: who is most at risk? pp. 96-116

Glen Bramley and Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Investigating housing tenures beyond homeownership: a study of informal settlements in Kolkata, India pp. 117-139

Manish Shirgaokar and Andrew Rumbach

The Australian dream: housing experiences of older Australians pp. 140-141

Edgar Liu

Squatting in Britain 1945–1955: housing, politics and direct action pp. 141-143

Kesia Reeve

For a proper home. Housing rights in the margins of urban Chile, 1960–2010 pp. 143-145

Walter A. Imilan