Residents' lived experiences of movement into state directed housing frequently evidence
contradictory outcomes. Often, movement is articulated in terms of displacement, noting its …

Over the past 30 years, China has experienced unprecedented economic growth spurred by
large-scale rural-urban migration, industrialization, and strong global demand for its cheaply …

Although gated communities (GCs) have spread globally, their prevalence in China is often
attributed to China's unique tradition of gated living. In 2016, China announced policy …

Although government-led housing affordability policy is an important issue worldwide, there
has been little research on how local governments' commitment to such policy affects …

In most fast-urbanising cities there is an enormous challenge in the provision of decent
housing for the urban poor. It is common for the housing for the urban poor to be sited in …

With the advancement of urbanisation, the inflow of population in China's large cities has
been increasing and the demand for rental housing of “new citizens” with insufficient …

The ground lease is a form of land tenure where the property rights are split between the
lessor (landowner) and the lessee (land user). Additional ground lease features, such as the …

Countries in developed and developing worlds have faced growing challenges to solve
affordable housing shortages for lower-income households, prompting the adoption of …

Governments in cities and countries around the world are faced with housing affordability
problems, which acutely affect lower income residents. Prior comparative work adopts a …

Capitalist processes of urbanization and privatization have produced a growing number of
enclosed neighbourhoods across the world. Critical scholarship often frames these …