This study investigated the private rental sector policy settings and institutions relevant to
Australia in 10 countries in Australasia, Europe and North America, with a detailed review of …

Housing affordability has been decreasing worldwide, particularly in the advanced
economies, in recent decades. A fast-growing body of literature on housing affordability …

The growing significance of housing to wealth inequality in Western societies is now well
recognised and widely debated. This paper argues that understanding of the nature and …

We evaluate to what extent the financialization of housing is associated with changing
inequalities in housing outcomes for low-income owners and private renters, using data for …

To explain an emerging trend towards deteriorating living conditions among low-income
households across several (West-) European countries, it makes sense to investigate …

The relationship between housing and wealth lies at the heart of contemporary forms of
capitalism, especially its global, neoliberal incarnation (see, for example, Harvey, 2005) …

Discussions of tenure mix have received renewed interest as many have suggested that neo-
liberalization has made way for gentrification of neighbourhoods and increasing …

The COVID-19 crisis is a global event that has created and amplified social inequalities,
including an already existing and steadily increasing problem of employment and income …

There is an emergent field of writings on financialized landlords' undertaking of apartment
renovations as an investment strategy and its effect on housing inequalities. Seldom do …

The summer of 2018 was a lingering heatwave. In the wake of smouldering forest fires and a
slowly advancing campaign for the national elections, I approach the end of a long journey …