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 …

There is growing interest in the impacts of financialisation on housing affordability and
insecurity in the private rental sector, particularly financialisation 2.0 and the increased role …

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 …

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 …

The private rental sectors (PRS) in Australia and the UK differ substantially in terms of size
and composition, institutional settings, and historical role in their respective housing …

This research project examines how the low rent end of the Australian private rental market
fared between the 1996 and 2001 Censuses. During this period a number of significant …

In liberal market Anglophone nations, where private rental housing is typically lightly
regulated, little is known about the household-level drivers of recent private rental sector …

Homelessness and precarious living conditions are on the rise across much of the Western
world. This paper exploits quasi-exogenous variation in the affordability of rents due to a cut …

The private rental sector (PRS) plays a critical role in the Australian housing system.
Problems of affordability and availability in the PRS can place pressures on the social …

Critical housing studies have been slow to interrogate the role of low-income rental tenure in
contemporary capitalism. Retaining insights of previous Marxian analyses, which insisted …