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 32, issue 8, 2017

Competing visions: security of tenure and the welfarisation of English social housing pp. 1021-1038

Suzanne Fitzpatrick and Beth Watts

Housing and poverty: a longitudinal analysis pp. 1039-1061

Mark Stephens and Chris Leishman

Interpreting the rise of long-term private renting in a liberal welfare regime context pp. 1062-1084

Hal Pawson, Kath Hulse and Alan Morris

Democracy and non-profit housing. The tensions of residents’ involvement in the Danish non-profit sector pp. 1085-1104

Anne Vorre Hansen and Luise Li Langergaard

The impact of the direct payment of housing benefit: evidence from Great Britain pp. 1105-1126

Paul Hickman, Peter A. Kemp, Kesia Reeve and Ian Wilson

First-time homebuying: attitudes and behaviors of low-income renters through the financial crisis pp. 1127-1155

Mark R. Lindblad, Hye-Sung Han, Siyun Yu and William M. Rohe

Islamic home financing in Pakistan: a SEM-based approach using modified TPB model pp. 1156-1177

Muhammad Ali, Syed Raza, Chin-Hong Puah and Mohd Karim

Migration, settlement and the concepts of house and home pp. 1178-1179

Tamlin Gorter

House, home and society pp. 1179-1181

Wendy Stone

Priced out: Stuyvesant Town and the loss of middle class neighborhoods pp. 1181-1182

W. Dennis Keating

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 32, issue 7, 2017

How long do households remain in housing affordability stress? pp. 869-886

Luc Borrowman, Gennadi Kazakevitch and Lionel Frost

Multifamily housing and resident life satisfaction in Europe: an exploratory analysis pp. 887-911

Nessa Winston

When social assistance reproduces social inequality: intimate partner violence survivors’ adverse experiences with subsidized housing pp. 912-930

Nicole K. Jeffrey and Paula C. Barata

What drives the high health care costs of the homeless? pp. 931-947

Kaylene Zaretzky, Paul Flatau, Bridget Spicer, Elizabeth Conroy and Lucy Burns

Does locality make a difference? The impact of housing allowance reforms on private landlords pp. 948-967

Elizabeth Sanderson and Ian Wilson

The alternative financialization of the German housing market pp. 968-989

Gertjan Wijburg and Manuel B. Aalbers

Slum improvement in India: determinants and approaches pp. 990-1013

Indranil De

Integrating the Inner City: the promise and perils of mixed-income public housing transformation pp. 1014-1015

Martine August

Affordable homes in rural Scotland: the role of housing associations pp. 1016-1017

Madhu Satsangi

Addiction, modernity, and the city: a users’ guide to urban space pp. 1017-1019

Andrew Williams

Erratum pp. 1020-1020

The Editors

Volume 32, issue 6, 2017

The spatial dynamics of neighborhood change: exploring spatial dependence in neighborhood housing value change pp. 717-741

Hee-Jung Jun

Housing costs, poverty and inequality in Australia pp. 742-757

Peter Saunders

The globalising world of DIY house improvement: interpreting a cultural commercial phenomenon pp. 758-777

Michael Mackay and Harvey C. Perkins

Landlord attitudes to the private rented sector in Ireland: survey results pp. 778-792

David Duffy, Caroline Kelleher and Annette Hughes

Financialization and the subprime subject: the experiences of homeowners during California’s housing boom pp. 793-815

Carolina K. Reid

Social networks of rural–urban migrants after residential relocation: evidence from Yangzhou, a medium-sized Chinese city pp. 816-840

Xu Huang, Martin Dijst and Jan Van Weesep

Residential mobility of low-income, subsidized households: a synthesis of explanatory frameworks pp. 841-862

Victoria Basolo and Anaid Yerena

Strata title property rights: private governance of multi-owned properties pp. 863-864

Nicole Johnston

Second homes and leisure: new perspectives on a forgotten relationship pp. 864-866

Alan Mace

The value of homelessness: managing surplus life in the United States pp. 866-868

Dan Treglia

Volume 32, issue 5, 2017

Decisions to move and decisions to stay: life course events and mobility outcomes pp. 547-565

William A. V. Clark and William Lisowski

Do homeowners cope better with economic crises in terms of employment? An analysis of micro panel data from Spain, 2004–2013 pp. 566-583

Javier Barrios García

“We’re just existing, not living!” Mortgage stress and the concealed costs of coping with crisis pp. 584-612

Richard Waldron and Declan Redmond

Becoming a landlord: strategies of property-based welfare in the private rental sector in Great Britain pp. 613-637

Adriana Mihaela Soaita, Beverley Ann Searle, Kim McKee and Tom Moore

Housing assets to the elderly in urban China: to fund or to hedge? pp. 638-658

Zan Yang, Ying Fan and Cindy Hiu-ying Cheung

When Neil Smith met Pierre Bourdieu in Nanjing, China: bringing cultural capital into rent gap theory pp. 659-677

Qiyan Wu, Xiaoling Zhang and Paul Waley

Relational and gendered selves: older Irish migrants’ housing and employment histories in the north and East Midlands of England pp. 678-692

Rionach Casey and Angela Maye-Banbury

Understanding New Zealand’s decline in homeownership pp. 693-710

Steven Bourassa and Song Shi

Substance not Spin. An insider’s view of success and failure in government pp. 711-712

Jules Birch

Housing and home unbound: intersections in economics, environment and politics in Australia pp. 712-714

Salvin Gounder

The geopolitics of real estate pp. 714-715

Chris Paris

Volume 32, issue 4, 2017

Social and housing tenure mix in Paris - 1990–2010 pp. 385-410

Magdalena Górczyńska

Meeting commercial and social goals: institutional investment in the housing association sector pp. 411-427

Connie P. Y. Tang, Michael Oxley and Daniel Mekic

The resurgence of public housing provision in China: the Chongqing programme pp. 428-448

Jing Zhou and Richard Ronald

Are valuations of place-based amenities driven by scale? pp. 449-469

Pia Nilsson

Men’s experiences of state sponsored housing in South Africa: emerging issues and key questions pp. 470-490

Paula Meth and Sarah Charlton

Natives’ opinions on ethnic residential segregation and neighbourhood diversity in Helsinki, Oslo and Stockholm pp. 491-516

Roger Andersson, Ingar Brattbakk and Mari Vaattovaara

Reasoning behind choices: rationality and social norms in the housing market behaviour of first-time buyers in the Czech Republic pp. 517-539

Martin Lux, Petr Gibas, Irena Boumová, Martin Hájek and Petr Sunega

‘Nobody cares’: forgotten parts of British cities pp. 540-541

Anna Carnegie

The future of the suburban city: Lessons from sustaining Phoenix pp. 541-543

Bernadette Hanlon

Planetary gentrification pp. 543-545

Lena Simet

Volume 32, issue 3, 2017

A private rental sector paradox: unpacking the effects of urban restructuring on housing market dynamics pp. 253-270

Kath Hulse and Judith Yates

Residualisation and resilience: public housing in Hong Kong pp. 271-295

Kwok Yu Lau and Alan Murie

Selective moving behaviour in ethnic neighbourhoods: white flight, white avoidance, ethnic attraction or ethnic retention? pp. 296-318

Hans Skifter Andersen

Ethnically bounded homeownership: qualitative insights on Los Angeles immigrant homeowners’ experiences during the U.S. Great Recession pp. 319-335

Deirdre Pfeiffer, Karna Wong, Paul Ong and Melany De La Cruz-Viesca

Renting with pets: a pathway to housing insecurity? pp. 336-360

Emma R. Power

Housing tenure choices of rural migrants in urban destinations: a case study of Jiangsu Province, China pp. 361-378

Shuangshuang Tang, Jianxi Feng and Mingye Li

DIY Detroit: Making Do in a City without Services pp. 379-380

Laura Crommelin

The new American suburb: poverty, race and the economic crisis pp. 380-382

Jago Dodson

Remembering the cultural geographies of a childhood home pp. 382-383

Jane Franklin

Volume 32, issue 2, 2017

How to redesign a rent rebate system? Experience in the Netherlands pp. 121-139

Hugo Priemus and Marietta E. A. Haffner

Toward an autism-friendly home environment pp. 140-167

Wasan Nagib and Allison Williams

Second homes in Italy: every household’s dream or (un)profitable investments? pp. 168-185

Marianna Brunetti and Costanza Torricelli

Racist housing practices as a precursor to uneven neighborhood change in a post-industrial city pp. 186-208

Richard Casey Sadler and Don J. Lafreniere

Rethinking professional practice: the logic of competition and the crisis of identity in housing practice pp. 209-224

Tony Manzi and Jo Richardson

Hoping for more: redeveloping U.S. public housing without marginalizing low-income residents? pp. 225-244

Shomon Shamsuddin and Lawrence J. Vale

Experiencing Cities (3rd Edition) pp. 245-246

Laura Crommelin

Understanding community: politics, policy and practice pp. 246-247

Quintin Bradley

From local action to global networks: housing the urban poor pp. 248-249

Timothée Labelle

Erratum pp. 251-251

The Editors

Volume 32, issue 1, 2017

It depends what you mean by the term rights’: strata termination and housing rights pp. 1-16

Laurence Troy, Hazel Easthope, Bill Randolph and Simon Pinnegar

‘The party’s over’: critical junctures, crises and the politics of housing policy pp. 17-34

Keith Jacobs and Tony Manzi

Icelandic boom and bust: immigration and the housing market pp. 35-59

Lúðvík Elíasson

Housing policy in the UK: the importance of spatial nuance pp. 60-72

Kim McKee, Jenny Muir and Tom Moore

Exploring the ‘middle ground’ between state and market: the example of China pp. 73-94

Julie Tian Miao and Duncan Maclennan

Does the ethnic gap in homeownership vary by income? An analysis on Dutch survey data pp. 95-114

Wilfred Uunk

Housing first: ending homelessness, transforming systems, and changing lives pp. 115-116

Lars Benjaminsen

A world of homeowners: American power and the politics of housing aid pp. 116-118

Keith Jacobs

Immigration and housing in the Republic of Ireland pp. 118-119

Regina Serpa