From the 1930s and into the 1990s, public housing in Sweden was a key element in the
Social Democrats' ambition to construct a housing system that would secure high-quality …

The issue of residential segregation has been on the Swedish political agenda since the
early 1970s. This paper analyses the background for this interest, presents some basic …

This review discusses changes in Dutch housing policy that were implemented after the
great financial crisis of 2008, notably the 2015 Housing Act and its lead-up legislation, and a …

Building upon the universal characteristics of the social democratic welfare regime, public
housing in Sweden has traditionally been a central instrument in contributing to socially …

Although renovation costs can lead to rent increases in energy retrofitting, it is often
assumed that reductions in energy costs will counterbalance the rent increase. In Swedish …

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

This study uses data of about 9,000 apartment sales in Stockholm, Sweden, to assess the
impact of crime on property prices. The study employs hedonic pricing modelling to estimate …

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 …

We examine the 'overlap'or to which degree tenure form patterns are similar to socio-
economic segregation patterns. The issue has been discussed concerning mixing policies; …

This study investigates the extent to which immigrant groups are integrated in the Stockholm
region through an analysis of their housing careers. Housing conditions are linked to many …