This paper applies established methods from population geography to assess the impact of
Australia's emerging housing affordability crisis in shaping the distribution of Australia's …

Following the financial crisis, an extensive literature has examined the vulnerabilities facing
mortgagors in default and foreclosure. However, in addition to these “overt casualties” of the …

This paper presents an alternative view on the patterning of housing problems–across
populations and within people. The conceptualization of housing problems through a …

Following the 2008 financial crisis, an extensive geographic literature has examined
mortgage market financialisation and its socio‐spatial impacts, particularly patterns of …

Background The risk of mortgage foreclosure disproportionately burdens Hispanic/Latino
populations perpetuating racial disparities in health. In this study, we examined the …

Housing influences life chances and trajectories through many roles, differently and in
relation to the socioeconomic characteristics of people and population groups. This article …

Financial markets, actors and imperatives are increasingly central to today's global
capitalism, even in areas of the economy traditionally distinct from finance, such as real …

The expansion of mortgage lending, the extension of home ownership and innovation within
the financial sector played a central role in inflating a major international property bubble …

Compared to the extensive assistance afforded to Ireland's banks since 2008, interventions
to assist troubled mortgagors have been limited, with Government and the banks strongly …

Foreclosures tend to cluster in particular geographies and populations. The evidence for
clustering is based primarily on quantitative analysis of lending or population characteristics …