Purpose This paper aims to define intergenerational housing support and assesses and
synthesizes the existing literature on intergenerational support for housing to identify trends …

In many countries, there is growing public concern about the increasing difficulties that
young people face in obtaining secure, affordable, high‐quality, and well‐located housing …

The home and family have always been mutually embedded, with the former central to the
realization and reproduction of the latter. More recently, this mutuality has taken on a more …

This article examines the relevance of generational relations to emerging patterns of
inequality in advanced capitalist societies, with a particular focus on inequalities related to …

Across many advanced economies, changing housing dynamics have destabilized
traditional adulthood transitions. This article examines how such transformations, especially …

The means through which socioeconomic status is transmitted across generations has long
been of central interest to scholarship on inequality. We explore multi-generational …

Housing wealth is the largest source of household wealth, but we know little about the
distribution of housing wealth and how institutions have shaped this distribution. Subsidies …

Young adults in many contexts struggle on the housing market. Parental support has
become increasingly important in allowing young adults to enter homeownership or to …

The family home is often the single most valuable asset, when it is passed down
generations. In recent years, this pathway towards homeownership has become more …

Although previous research shows that family dynamics and parental socioeconomic status
influence the timing of young adults' first entry into homeownership, much less is known …