This critical commentary confronts and explores the–so far under-recognised and under-
researched–emergent global crisis of urban housing affordability and affordable housing …

We synthesize the vast, international scholarly literature related to the growing problem of
housing affordability. As a foundation for assessing both the causes of housing affordability …

The land development process in New Zealand is criticised for causing delays in the
delivery of adequate housing. These delays upset the demand and supply equilibrium …

This article applies theories of policy capture to explain why Australian governments appear
unable to ameliorate the nation's chronic affordability pressures, drawing on discourses …

As cities across the United States have rebounded from the Great Recession, an increasing
number of households in urban areas are facing high rent burdens in order to remain in their …

This book was written during a dynamic period of global housing policy debate and analysis.
The aftermath of the 2007/08 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has prompted many countries to …

Increasingly, planning for housing development involves political conflict between local
government planning practices, based on urban sustainability and housing intensification …

This article confronts the global affordable urban housing crisis by critically examining what
has arguably become the dominant policy rhetoric in advanced economies: the accelerated …

Academic and political debates about the extent to which planning influences the volume,
type, location and affordability of new housing have not gained as much prominence in …

Since the global financial crisis, housing affordability has assumed increased policy
significance in a number of countries around the world. At a national level, housing policy …