Geographers have started studying residential (housing) and commercial real estate
(offices, retail, leisure) at the intersection of financial and urban geographies to understand …

With the expansion of institutional investors into urban rental markets, many cities have
witnessed a rise in Build-to-Rent (BtR). This article reviews the financialization of rental …

Safe, reliable, and equitable water access is critical to human health and livelihoods. In the
United States, an estimated 471,000 households or 1.1 million individuals lack a piped …

This article seeks to advance debates about the financialization of housing by focusing on
the emergence of rental housing as a frontier for financialization, a dynamic that is …

Financial violence is racial violence: geographies of housing financialization spatialize
hierarchies of death-dealing racial difference. However, research concerned with housing …

The 2008 financial crisis and its impacts on the urban landscape contributed to a
proliferation of research on the financialization of urban space, particularly of housing …

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been around since 1960 but have only become
major players in housing markets in the last twenty years. The current and ongoing wave of …

Housing has long been the quintessential rentier asset. But under financialized capitalism its
enrolment into accumulation dynamics has greatly intensified. As investors increasingly turn …

In this research, we examine evictions in post-foreclosure single-family rentals in Atlanta,
GA, placing eviction-driven housing insecurity in the broader context of rising middle-class …

In the years since the financial crisis, low-income housing markets are increasingly
dominated by speculative bulk ownership and eviction. These intertwined trends reflect both …