This article reviews the literature on changing housing aspirations and expectations in
contemporary housing systems. It argues that there is a conceptual and definitional gap in …

The UK private-rented sector is increasingly accommodating a diverse range of households,
many of whom are young people struggling to access other forms of housing. For those at …

Across many advanced economies, changing housing dynamics have destabilized
traditional adulthood transitions. This article examines how such transformations, especially …

Right now, it is hard to see a structural change in how western societies deal with housing.
But then again, structural changes are often hard to see without hindsight. It is easy to be …

We are currently experiencing a manifold crisis of social reproduction which has seriously
affected the capacity of popular access to basic goods such as housing, particularly in urban …

The increasing complexity of young adults' leaving-home trajectories, combined with the
effects of the economic recession, has led to an upturn in academic interest in this question …

This article contributes to debates on new social risks by examining the relationship young
Catalan people have with various forms of insecurity. Using a mixed-methods approach in …

Contemporary debates around affordability have largely focused on homeownership and
private renting. This article considers the affordable social rented sector in England, in which …

Research on residential mobility in the last two decades has increased our understanding
about moving in general and how neighbourhoods play a role in actual residential choices …

Housing tenure has often been taken-for-granted as consisting of dichotomous tenure types
of owning and renting. This article critiques the owning-renting dichotomy through the lens of …