If France has been characterized as an intermediary case in housing regimes, the goal of
this brief is to provide further qualitative dimensions to assess its peculiar form of Housing …

This paper argues that the relentless logic of commodification has served to undermine a
key element of the social cement of contemporary capitalism: home ownership. In …

We evaluate to what extent the financialization of housing is associated with changing
inequalities in housing outcomes for low-income owners and private renters, using data for …

'Subjective wellbeing'relates to more subjective parameters regarding wellbeing, where
psychological parameters are at stake, which can at least in part be considered as possible …

This paper examines the role of secondary property ownership (SPO) in Europe (EU).
Focusing predominantly on residential properties used as rental-investments, it explores …

Belgium is a typical homeowner society where homeownership is not only the largest but
also the 'normalized'form of tenure. The origins of the Belgian homeownership ideology go …

Most poverty studies build on measures that take account of recurring incomes from sources
such as labour or social transfers. However, other financial resources such as savings and …

The European Union has defined an ambitious objective for the future concerning
sustainable land use to stop the process of land take by 2050. But can this objective be …

Employing a long-term perspective, we explore whether ideologically rooted quality
outcomes of housing provision under communism have persisted during the post-communist …

Older people consider moving home when there is a discrepancy between actual and
desired living conditions. This study builds on the classic push and pull framework described …