The aims of this review are to gather and systematize the currently available evidence on the
effect of the threat of eviction on health and its eventual spillover effects, to assess the quality …

Background The US foreclosure crisis intensified markedly during the Great Recession of
2007-09, and currently an estimated five percent of US residential properties are more than …

While recent research has illustrated the frequency and deleterious consequences of
eviction, the number of executed evictions pales in comparison to the number of poor …

The fourth edition of Housing Policy in the United States refreshes its classic, foundational
coverage of the field with new data, analysis, and comparative focus. This landmark volume …

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 …

Importance An accurate understanding of the distributional implications of public health
policies is critical for ensuring equitable responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and future …

This paper contributes insights into the role of tenure in modifying the relationship between
housing affordability and health, using a cross-national comparison of similar post-industrial …

Objectives. We examined the association between state-level foreclosure and suicide rates
from 2005 to 2010 and considered variation in the effect of foreclosure on suicide by age …

Although past studies establish a link between residential instability and poor mental health,
studies investigating the association between perceived risk of eviction and mental health …

Current evidence suggests that the rise in home foreclosures that began in 2007 created
feelings of stress, vulnerability, and sapped communities of social and economic resources …