There is a gap between the policy problems faced by twenty-first century cities and their
proposed solutions, which are often small-scale, siloed and unsustainable. Cities face …

The dramatic growth of long-term rental apartments (LRAs) in China's megacities since
2015, spurred by a series of state policies encouraging the development of the private rental …

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought under the spotlight home's severe inadequacies, which
take a particular intensity in the various unregulated, insecure rental housing markets across …

While the urban housing crisis is pivotal to current debates in housing studies, the question
of affordable as well as sustainable housing in rural settings has arisen only recently …

This article investigates the housing experiences of international students in comparison to
other newcomers in the mid‐sized Canadian city of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador …

Financialized student accommodation has emerged as an international asset class and is a
more visible and politically contentious feature of Irish cities. In this paper, I focus on Dublin …

With continuing urbanisation, real estate (RE) has become increasingly important in crisis
management. The field of crisis research is still fragmented, especially in the RE context and …

The right to housing is fraught with impositions of market housing logic: our solutions to
housing generally imply that people must be housed in conventional housing markets, with …

Institutional investors in residential real estate have become targets of political backlash
against unaffordable housing. We argue that this backlash is not only about economic …

Coalitions of formal housing, civil rights and anti-poverty organisations play an important
role in urban housing movements. However, the extent and dynamics of these 'housing …