This study investigated the private rental sector policy settings and institutions relevant to
Australia in 10 countries in Australasia, Europe and North America, with a detailed review of …

This paper develops OECD information on housing policies and the degree to which OECD
countries pursue social policy objectives them. Data collected by the OECD shows that most …

Unlike debates about security for owner occupiers which recognise that security is complex
and multi-layered, security for renters is often presented as single dimensional and conflated …

Drawing on assemblage-thinking and specific assemblage concepts, this article explores
the ways in which young, less affluent people create a sense of home in an unregulated …

The private rented sector in England contains some of the least energy efficient properties in
the country and houses more vulnerable households than any other sector. Occupants …

Young people's housing consumption is distinctive, with extended periods living in the
parental home, an increasing reliance on the private rented sector and constrained access …

Rent prices have a strong relationship with economic factors in addition to the structural and
environmental characteristics of housing stocks. Previous research demonstrated that …

The UK׳ s housing stock generates approximately 27% of the country׳ s total annual carbon
emissions. In light of the legally binding targets to reduce carbon emissions, new housing is …

Over the past two decades, the private rental sector has grown significantly in Japan. Once
an overlooked sector of the market, it has been seized by the financial industry to the point of …

Ongoing neoliberal policies have realigned the links between housing and welfare,
positioning residential property investment–commonly through homeownership and …