Background Housing insecurity can be understood as experiencing or being at risk of
multiple house moves that are not through choice and related to poverty. Many aspects of …

Pet ownership or animal companionship is increasingly found to be beneficial to mental and
physical well-being. Despite this, housing situations and tenure, such as living in a private …

Driven by restructuring economies, decentralising cities and the growth of suburbs and rural
regions as employment centres, as well as State policies dispersing immigrants seeking …

The role of the private rented sector (PRS) has grown in many parts of Europe in recent
years, both as an increasing component of housing systems and as the effects of the global …

This paper explores the responses to the housing crisis in Dublin, Ireland, by analysing
recent housing policies promoted to prevent family homelessness. I argue that private rental …

Methods The approach to the evidence review involved focusing on research post 1995, on
the grounds that, for the UK, this date marked the advent of Buy to Let and assured shorthold …

This report explores the complex and intertwined issues of longer term tenancies and rent
stabilisation in the private rented sector (PRS) in England.• It has been written at a time …

This report is the second output from a project aimed at better understanding private tenants'
housing experiences in the United Kingdom (UK). 1 To learn from international experiences …

This paper critically analyses the legal and institutional framework set up by the Portuguese
government in 2004 to boost 'urban requalification'–the Urban Rehabiliation Societies …

This report reviews the evidence on tenant participation and activism in the Private Rented
Sector (PRS). It looks at UK and international sources of academic and non-academic …