International Journal of Housing Policy

2010 - 2025

Continuation of European Journal of Housing Policy.

Current editor(s): Professor Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Gerard van Bortel and Richard Ronald

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Volume 25, issue 5, 2025

How home buyers finance their homeownership in post-reform urban China? Changing dynamics of variegated financial pathways pp. 721-749

Can Cui, Shan Yu, Jie Chen and Jiayi Li

Geography of housing bubbles in Shanghai: a study of price-to-rent ratios at the community level pp. 750-773

Han Li

Promoting the private rented sector in metropolitan China: key challenges and solutions pp. 774-805

Bo Li, Harry van der Heijden, Sylvia J.T Jansen, Juan Yan and Peter Boelhouwer

Integrating refugees through ‘flexible housing’ policy in The Netherlands pp. 806-830

Jolien Groot and Richard Ronald

Oral histories of domestic heating transitions in England and Sweden: lessons on how heating transitions play out across place and time pp. 831-850

Aimee Ambrose, Jenny Palm, Stephen Parkes and Beth Speake

Interplays between housing and long-term care policies: a comparison between Austria and the Czech Republic pp. 851-872

Paweł Łuczak

Sharing risk in shared housing: rental regulations and housing justice in Australia pp. 873-893

Zoë Goodall and Wendy Stone

Real estate for social purpose: varieties of entrepreneurialism in Toronto’s non-profit housing sector pp. 894-913

Yinnon Geva and Matti Siemiatycki

Housing systems, housing insecurity, and life satisfaction: a multilevel analysis of 158,765 individuals in 32 countries pp. 914-929

Gum-Ryeong Park, Bo Kyong Seo and Emma Baker

Housing First as a global fast policy, economic tool, and disciplinary tactic: can Housing First’s progressive promise be salvaged? pp. 930-949

Daniel Kudla and Andrew Clarke

In Suburbia: recent Detours” pp. 950-953

Nicole Gurran

Volume 25, issue 4, 2025

Correction: Protracted displacement and housing systems inintermediary cities: the case of Syrians in Torbalı, Türkiye pp. I-I

The Editors

Reimagining incremental housing: city-making within and beyond the state pp. 557-570

Abigail Friendly, Femke van Noorloos and Griet Steel

State-subsidised housing designed for income generation: the case of K206 housing in Johannesburg pp. 571-595

Afua Wilcox, Marietta Haffner, Nelson Mota and Marja Elsinga

Vertical incremental housing in São Paulo. The case of Minha Casa Minha Vida – Entidades pp. 596-621

C. D’Ottaviano and D. M. Bossuyt

Incremental housing as care infrastructure: transformations in low-income housing in Alto Hospicio, Chile pp. 622-644

Paola Jirón, Walter Imilan, Claudio Guerra, Manuel Corvalán and Luis Iturra

Longitudinal insights on a sites and services resettlement project. The case of Ambedkar Nagar in Chennai, India pp. 645-669

Maartje van Eerd and David Schelkshorn

Incrementalism, housing supply and city-making from below: learning from Khulna, Bangladesh pp. 670-695

Ashraful Alam

Tracking the policy evolution of China’s rural housing construction from 1993 to 2023 pp. 696-710

Xiaolong Gan, Kangkang Yan, Yongtao Tan and Ge Gao

Affordable Housing in the United States pp. 711-715

Katrin B. Anacker

Social cohesion and resilience through citizen engagement: a place-based approach pp. 715-720

David P. Varady

Volume 25, issue 3, 2025

This is not a housing crisis: introduction to the special issue pp. 397-407

David Kelly, Libby Porter and Priya Kunjan

Lumbisí and the suburban (re)colonisation of Quito’s valleys: de-facto housing policies and indigenous dwelling struggles in plurinational Ecuador pp. 408-429

Sebastián Oviedo, Jeroen Stevens and Viviana d’Auria

Temporal displacement: colonial architecture and its contestation pp. 430-452

Tone Huse

‘The rent is too damn high’ meets ‘pay the rent’: practising solidarity with the dispossessed* pp. 453-476

Anna Carlson, Natalie Osborne, Jonathan Sriranganathan and Mo Chan

Reproducing displaceability in the Greek asylum accommodation system and its margins pp. 477-498

Eva (Evangelia) Papatzani

Possessory stratigraphy: land title, dispossession and housing crisis pp. 499-528

Libby Porter, David Kelly and Priya Kunjan

Reframing Indigenous housing policy in northern Canada pp. 529-539

Julia Christensen, Christina Goldhar, Shelagh McCartney, Mylene Riva, Rebecca Schiff and Jeffrey Herskovits

Uneven real estate development in Romania at the intersection of deindustrialisation and financialisation pp. 540-543

Alexandra Ciocănel

The political economy of housing: the case of Turkey pp. 543-547

Mike Berry

The political economy of housing: the case of Turkey pp. 547-551

Javier Moreno Zacarés

The political economy of housing: the case of Turkey pp. 552-556

Sıla Demirörs

Volume 25, issue 2, 2025

Pro-social concerns characterise landlords’ energy efficiency retrofit behaviour: evidence and implications for energy efficiency policy in Victoria, Australia pp. 211-233

Michaela Lang, Kun Zhao, Ruth Lane and Rob Raven

Ethnic discrimination against landlords in the rental housing market pp. 234-256

Shahar Sansani

Housing cooperatives and the contradictions of Finnish land and housing policies pp. 257-278

Daisy Charlesworth and Mika Hyötyläinen

Protracted displacement and housing systems in intermediary cities: the case of Syrians in Torbalı, Türkiye pp. 279-303

Dolf J. H. te Lintelo, Ayselin Yıldız, Meltem Ö. Gürel, Selin Siviş, Perin Çün, Sadaf Khan and Robert Mull

The elusiveness of home and ontological security among homeless youth pp. 304-323

Kim Skobba

Changing roles of the state in the development of long-term rental apartments under a transitional housing regime in China pp. 324-348

Chenxi Li and Shenjing He

Housing wealth inequality, intergenerational transfers and young households in the super-homeownership system pp. 349-371

Martin Lux and Petr Sunega

Legislating corporate landlords: a comparative analysis of recent interventions in Los Angeles and San Francisco pp. 372-382

Mathilde Lind Gustavussen

Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (MUNAVI), Ciudad de Mexico: a progressive housing narrative or institutional rebranding? pp. 383-387

Alex Fernández

The Routledge handbook of housing economics pp. 388-391

Muhammad Anas and Khusnul Khatimah

A review of Community Benefits: Developers, Negotiations, and Accountability pp. 391-395

Katrin B. Anacker

Volume 25, issue 1, 2025

Housing as an engine of inequality and the role of policy pp. 1-17

Cody Hochstenbach, Justin Kadi, Sophia Maalsen and Megan Nethercote

Community led housing, health and wellbeing: a comprehensive literature review pp. 18-55

Rachael McClatchey, Katie McClymont, Emma Griffin and Laurence Carmichael

Making low-income and minority homeownership work: non-profit intermediary networks in the Chicago region pp. 56-77

Sowmya Balachandran

Increased rent misspent? How ownership matters for renovation and rent increases in rental housing in Sweden pp. 78-100

Mikael Mangold, Helena Bohman, Tim Johansson and Jenny von Platten

The role of landlords in shaping private renters’ uneven experiences of home: towards a relational approach pp. 101-118

Kim McKee and Jennifer Harris

Pets and private renting: a rapid evidence review of the barriers, benefits, and challenges pp. 119-146

Lindsey McCarthy and Tom Simcock

The decommodifying capacity of tenancy law: comparative analysis of tenants’ and landlords’ rights in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland pp. 147-169

Gabriela Debrunner, Michael Kolocek and Arthur Schindelegger

Property and values: the affordability, accessibility, and autonomy of collaborative housing pp. 170-192

Mirte Jepma, Federico Savini and Alessandro Coppola

Imposed from above or applied for from below: comparing Dutch and Danish social mix strategies in deprived neighbourhoods pp. 193-202

Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen and Steven Kromhout

A Transition to Sustainable Housing: progress and Prospects for a Low Carbon Housing Future pp. 203-206

Tomi

Just City: Growing Up on the Upper West Side When Housing Was a Human Right pp. 206-209

Katrin B. Anacker