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 …

Much of the literature surrounding 'generation rent'has been criticized for neglecting socio-
economic inequalities, stimulating an emergent body of work addressing intersections …

Historically, many Western nations have subsidized public and affordable housing with
public grants and government-backed loans. However, in response to declining housing …

Despite state efforts to enhance affordability, access to adequate housing, deemed a
fundamental human right, remains a global challenge. Projections indicate a looming …

While governments worldwide rely upon compact city policies to reduce land consumption
from urban growth, recent studies have addressed the potential trade-off between …

How does a housing crisis become a crisis? In answering this question, this paper turns to
framing in public and political debate. The case is the Netherlands where in the decade …

Abstract Changes in policy over the last thirty years, particularly within advanced economies,
have allowed for increased financialization, deregulation and globalisation of housing. What …

Social housing in Australia is an extremely scarce resource in high demand. This scarcity
makes how applicants are prioritised for this resource a crucially important process with …

Contemporary approaches to counter homelessness push for a housing-led model that is
seen as more progressive and less punitive than traditional approaches. Few studies have …

The 2007–2009 financial crisis exposed the risks of housing financialization. Yet the political
dynamics shaping post-crisis efforts to de-financialize housing have received surprisingly …