The study of housing has a long history in sociology, but since the 1960s, it has been
relatively hidden in a number of sociological subfields and scattered across a range of …

In the global south, policies related to the housing sector have a general inclination towards
property ownership. Little efforts are put in supporting, strengthening and promoting the …

Housing a ffordability broadly refers to the cost of housing services and shelter-both for
renters and owner occupiers-relative to a given individual's or household's disposable …

Equalization can be implemented in the planning process by means of several tools. The
Syracuse's Master Plan has used “urban negotiation” to obtain land for facilities and public …

In order to create low-income housing opportunities and mitigate exclusionary zoning, in
1968 Congress mandated that municipalities receiving comprehensive planning funds must …

Investment in publicly subsidised social housing units–designed to ensure long-term access
to dwellings for households with low and moderate incomes–is a strategy that cities around …

Assets like properties determine opportunities. Many immigrants have begun to bypass
cities and move straight to suburbs. Until the recent house price crash, suburbs had been …

Scholars define emerging gateway metropolitan areas in the United States as regions in
which immigrant communities settled after the 1990s. Historically, immigrant and minority …

This study uses a vignette experiment to examine public perceptions of for-profit and
nonprofit affordable rental housing providers in a controlled environment. Consistent with …

The authors suggest that the process of shopping for a home and choosing between
alternative property features depletes individuals' cognitive resources, which in turn results …