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 …

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 …

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

This paper answers the question why the Dutch state has gone from vigorously stimulating
private-rental growth and liberalization to actively restricting the tenure. Answering this …

The growing trend towards young adults staying in the parental home has garnered much
recent scholarly interest. However, less is known about which young adults are living at …

This paper assesses the role of parental gifts in neighbourhood sorting among young adult
homebuyers. We make use of high-quality individual-level registry data for two large urban …

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of political economy scholarship stressing the
class antagonisms that undergird housing systems. Despite differences, these contributions …

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

Evidence shows strong associations in wealth across generations, yet the underlying
mechanisms are not fully understood. Some studies attribute these associations to direct …

Young adults increasingly rely on precarious and costly rental housing, particularly in major
cities and liberalized housing markets. Amsterdam has a more regulated housing system …