The private rental sector (PRS) is making a surprising comeback. A central argument in our
paper is that we see the rise of PRS and the associated stagnation of homeownership as …

Many cities have a two-tiered system for governing land: one set of rules for most people,
and a different set for elite investors, large developers, and others who can bend …

The science of urban planning has drawn on a wide range of disciplines and research
perspectives. This makes it challenging to define the boundaries and directions of the field …

The past decade has seen a revival of private renting across a wide range of countries and
housing regimes. Economic and housing restructuring has enhanced rental housing's …

Ireland has recently seen a wide-ranging attempt to reform its growing private rental sector.
New legislation has strengthened security of tenure and regulated rents. However, these …

This paper examines changing trends in housing affordability in the Netherlands and its link
to mental health across tenures and age cohorts. Using the LISS panel dataset over 11 …

Mortgage credit has been central in fuelling housing market dynamics in many countries.
While mortgage debt and house price increases used to go hand in hand, we see an …

This research addresses the shared housing market, that is, large-scale developments
targeting students and 'young professionals', equipped with shared spaces and services for …

This paper addresses coliving as a product shaped to attract both young professionals in a
student-style accommodation and investors of various scales, while integrating new …

This article sheds light on the investment-driven construction sector in Vienna and provides
a critique of the Austrian rental investment product Vorsorgewohnung (VSW), a tax-saving …