An asset is both a resource and property, in that it generates income streams with its sale
price based on the capitalization of those revenues. Although an asset's income streams can …

Housing has long been the quintessential rentier asset. But under financialized capitalism its
enrolment into accumulation dynamics has greatly intensified. As investors increasingly turn …

How can tenants affect housing policy? This paper compares rental housing politics in Los
Angeles (USA) and Berlin (Germany) between 2008-2020 by examining how political …

A highly heterogenous group of actors develops, owns, manages, and purchases tourism
property around the globe. In this paper, we discuss the rise of “tourism‐led rentier …

Across advanced economies, a new generation of renters are confronting a suite of social
and economic precarities with respect to housing, employment and welfare. Unaffordable …

There is an emergent field of writings on financialized landlords' undertaking of apartment
renovations as an investment strategy and its effect on housing inequalities. Seldom do …

This article explores the governance of risk in financialization through the entry of Real
Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and other investment funds into specialized supported …

Financialized student accommodation has emerged as an international asset class and is a
more visible and politically contentious feature of Irish cities. In this paper, I focus on Dublin …

Over the last 35 years, the PRS has come to play a critical role in housing Australians, yet
there is accumulating evidence that the sector does not provide an adequate supply of …

Recent literature at the nexus of geography and political economy notes that local
governments are becoming financialised. But it is not always clear what this means …