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 …

At the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008, the Dutch housing associations were in the
position to perform a kind of anti-cyclical housing production that could save, at least …

The Dutch social rental sector often serves as an example for other countries as a result of
its large share and good quality housing. However, many things have changed in the sector …

Implications Overall, this special issue suggests that since 2008 the policy-outcome
gapbetween state ambitions and results for the public has significantly widened, with …

This article examines the effect of two different social housing systems on housing-market
characteristics and affordability using a case study of Berlin and Vienna. Despite …

This article develops a conceptual framework derived from welfare regime and concomitant
literatures to interpret housing reform in post-socialist European countries. In it, settled …

One key consequence of give-away privatizations was that public housing in most post-
socialist states declined within a few years to a residual share of total housing market …

This paper explores the impact of housing reforms on public rented housing in Eastern
Europe, using Latvia and Ukraine as case studies. The focus on public housing is important …

The social rented sector in the Netherlands has always had a very special status. Unlike
many other countries, in the Netherlands this sector has never been regarded as a segment …

Housing was a backbone of the Danish welfare state, but this has been profoundly
challenged by the past decades of neoliberal housing politics. In this article we outline the …