Little is known about voters' demands in response to rising house prices. We argue that
voters' house-price perceptions and housing policy preferences depend on countries' …

Why is housing development so severely restricted in US cities and suburbs? Political
economy scholars often point to local politics, where homeowners can exploit discretionary …

Lack of affordable housing is a growing and often primary policy concern in cities throughout
the world. The main underlying cause for the “affordability crisis,” which has been mounting …

The highly popular belief that rent-control leads to an increase in the amount of affordable
housing is in contradiction with ample empirical evidence and congruent theoretical …

We conduct a survey experiment among 18,000 respondents in Germany to examine the
determinants of support for rent control policies. Highlighting undesirable price and supply …

The highly popular belief that rent–control leads to an increase in the amount of affordable
housing is in contradiction with ample empirical evidence and congruent theoretical …

Recent research finds that most people want lower housing prices but, contrary to expert
consensus, do not believe that more supply would lower prices. This study tests the effects of …

How much has rising political attention to problems of housing affordability translated into
support for market-rate housing development? A tacit assumption of YIMBY (``Yes In My …

Citizens' ability to make informed and thoughtful choices when voting for policy proposals
rests on their exposure to accurate information about the costs and benefits that each …

Citizens' ability to make informed and thoughtful choices when voting for policy proposals
rests on their awareness of and access to accurate information about the costs and benefits …