This article analyses the growth of the private rental sector over recent years through a
comparative analysis of three classic homeowner societies: Ireland, the UK and Spain. The …

Homeownership has been declining in favour of private renting in most developed English
speaking countries since the early-2000s. Public debates in countries like Britain, Australia …

The now widely used term 'Generation Rent'reflects the growing phenomenon in the UK of
young people living in the private rental sector for longer periods of their lives. Given the …

Over the last decade, private rental sectors have been in rapid ascendance across
developed societies, especially in economically liberal, English-speaking contexts. The …

Within the growing amount of literature on short-term rentals, which has started to increase
in the past three years, research has focused mainly on world tourism cities, and intuitively …

Recognising the rapid increase in housing prices and the presence of socio-economic and
demographic disparities that often characterise a metropolitan city, we adopted a sub-city …

The past decade has seen a revival of private renting across a wide range of countries and
housing regimes. Economic and housing restructuring has enhanced rental housing's …

For more than two decades, Australia's private rental sector (PRS) has seen rapid growth, as
latterly replicated in most other anglophone nations. Commentary and scholarly attention …

This article investigates the politico-cultural processes underpinning the financialization of
private rental housing. Exploring the case of Australia, it shows how debt-financed landlords …

In contrast to the post-war period, the late 20th and early 21st centuries in the UK have been
characterised by the advancement of neoliberal policies including privatisation of the …