This article presents a systematic literature review on residential property investor types in
selected social science disciplines and critically evaluates the status quo of academic …

Foreign investment in residential real estate–especially by new middle-class and super-rich
investors–is re-emerging as a key political issue in academic, policy and public debates. On …

The rapid internationalisation of the Spanish property market has triggered debates about
the main characteristics of emerging post-crisis urban dynamics. Financial and urban policy …

The comparative study of housing systems enjoys a “disjointed” relationship with
comparative literature on the welfare state and poverty, a separation which has been to the …

Against the background of price increases on the one hand and strong tenement regulations
in Vienna's historic housing stock on the other, this article analyses the actors and strategies …

One of the more unexpected features of social and economic realignment in the twenty-first
century has been the reactivation of the family. Families had faded away in analyses of late …

ABSTRACT In this 'Thinking Space'essay we revisit Maurie Daly's 1982 book Sydney Boom,
Sydney Bust, fuelled by concern for how Australian cities are being transformed by …

En la investigación urbana y habitacional sobre Medellín de las dos últimas décadas se ha
pasado por alto el análisis del que podría ser el ciclo de edificación capitalista más intenso …

The application of microfinance to the provision, improvement or adaptation of housing—
'housing microfinance'—is an increasingly significant area of practice and research interest …

This special issue explores the shifting landscape of global middle‐class migration within
and from East Asia by taking the relationship between mobility, parenting ideals and …