There is much evidence of rising inequalities across advanced economies. This paper
argues for the special position of housing equity in inequality dynamics while challenging a …

Some households are less resilient to financial shocks than others. This may be because
they have low levels of savings, have limited access to affordable credit, already hold high …

The now widely used term 'Generation Rent'reflects the growing phenomenon in the UK of
young people living in the private rental sector for longer periods of their lives. Given the …

With continued economic growth and expanding mortgage markets, until recently the pattern
across advanced economies was of growing homeownership sectors. The Great Financial …

The rapid urbanisation being experienced in major cities across the globe has occasioned
greater housing demand and brought to the fore the importance of understanding housing …

In many countries, there is growing public concern about the increasing difficulties that
young people face in obtaining secure, affordable, high‐quality, and well‐located housing …

Returns to the parental home represent a dramatic housing career interruption that can have
significant social and economic implications. Interaction of individual characteristics with …

To explain an emerging trend towards deteriorating living conditions among low-income
households across several (West-) European countries, it makes sense to investigate …

Recent years have witnessed the rapid decline in homeownership across a number of
developed societies and the growth of an increasingly unaffordable and insecure private …

This paper contributes to current debates by reframing recent transformations in housing,
policy and property equity in terms of a transfigured asset-based welfare regime. The …