This article reviews the concept of shared equity homeownership (SEH) in the United States.
The review examines the origins of the SEH model and its historic precedents. It considers …

Informality has been a predominant source of affordable housing for the urban poor in the
Global South. Despite many efforts to eliminate and/or improve informal settlements, these …

Many question conventional homeownership, particularly for low-income households.
Shared equity models offer an alternative, including community land trusts (CLTs) and …

In many countries, housing cooperatives are longstanding and stable components of
housing systems, providing a range of housing options that sit between the historically dual …

Previous studies of the financial constraints for homeownership attainment have found that
cash grants to cover downpayments and closing costs can substantially increase the share …

Abstract The Alice Springs Town Camps are ongoing sites of Aboriginal community life,
service delivery, and advocacy. As with other Town Camps throughout Australia's Northern …

Housing cooperatives are often typified based on the equity model they utilise, and this
seems to be the most widely used nomenclature in the Anglosphere. However, the equity …

Executive Summary Community Land Trusts are a growing response to the failures of
market provision of housing in a number of countries, especially in the US and the UK but …

Following the Great Recession, many young adults—ages 18 to 34—struggled to become
homeowners. The young adult homeownership rate was about 8 percentage points lower …