Since 2001 investors have purchased rent-regulated housing in New York City with
heightened expectation for financial performance, placing pressure on tenants and …

This article seeks to advance debates about the financialization of housing by focusing on
the emergence of rental housing as a frontier for financialization, a dynamic that is …

This paper compares how recent waves of private equity real estate investment have
reshaped the rental housing markets in New York and Berlin. Through secondary analysis of …

Evictions in the private rental sector have acquired primary importance in the public debate.
Unaffordable rents and insecurity in the private rented sector have been appointed as one of …

This paper has two purposes: the first is to offer an empirical account of how rented homes
have become more entangled in financial markets over the past two decades, particularly …

As cities have become both site and object of capital accumulation in a neoliberal political
economy, the challenges to community practice aimed at creating, preserving, and …

After 20 years of disinvestment, new financial vehicles began targeting Canada's multi-
family apartment sector in the 1990s, with the first Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) …

abstract This article is concerned with new modes of property-led financial accumulation
emerging in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Focusing on the United States, the article …

The Canadian case represents a distinct variety of financialization under capitalism, one
conditioned by the structure of its mortgage markets and the dominant role played by the …

With increasing proportions of households living in lightly regulated rental markets, long-
term, there is an urgent need to examine the interconnections between tenancy regulation …