… unit residential developments of purpose-built rental housing … aftermath, while financialization
2.0 commenced post-GFC with … ongoing privatization and restructuring of social housing in …

… residential real estate is a key asset for home-owners, small investors who see housing as a
… The financialization of rental housing 2.0: Releasing housing into the privatized mainstream …

… -called ‘rental housing financialization 2.0’ involves relatively … purpose-built rental
accommodation for retention under … to the senses through this mainstream media. Meanwhile, less …

… contracts must remain quasi-market for a period fixed by law, after which the residential
units can be sold or rented at market prices, and thus re-commodified. This marketised …

… have been forced to seek alternative accommodation options to traditional council housing.
… rental units were delivered, while a further 17,000 units of shared ownership and 1,500 …

… through political commentary, mainstream and specialist media, … released later this week
show 2 million taxpayers in Australia have an interest in a residential investment property…

… to LTCs ensured that privatized operators would be profitable … privatized long-term care—branded
as “Assisted Living” (AL) … formerly problematized in mainstream discussions. Public …

… to shrink from the 1980s due to privatisation and reductions in the government subsidies …
property investment due to concerns that their residential property investment would drive rent …

… We argue that the shift towards financialization 2.0 does not … The rent paid by residential or
commercial tenants, therefore, … the privatized mainstream of capital accumulation. Antipode, …

… financialization of rental housing refers to a process in which rental housing properties are
transformed into … Provinces must limit annual rent increases to the cost-of-living. 16. Provinces …