Pet ownership or animal companionship is increasingly found to be beneficial to mental and
physical well-being. Despite this, housing situations and tenure, such as living in a private …

Renters in homeowner societies like Australia, the United States and United Kingdom
occupy a complex moral landscape, maligned for failure to achieve homeownership but …

With increasing proportions of households living in lightly regulated rental markets, long-
term, there is an urgent need to examine the interconnections between tenancy regulation …

The growth of the private rented sector (PRS) since the 2000s in countries with lightly
regulated markets has led to significant questions over its ability to provide a homely …

Economic pressures, demographic changes and digital technologies are reshaping housing
pathways as rented, shared and digitalized. In Australia, a growing proportion of adults are …

The old saying 'safe as houses' is being challenged around the world like never before. Over
recent decades homeowners have experienced the devastating effects of defects like …

Since the COVID-19 pandemic struck, a set of far reaching emergency measures have been
implemented, stretching from Stay-Home orders to furlough (IMF 2021; OECD 2020). The …

In many countries, rental housing is associated with insecure occupant rights and limited
control for residents and homeownership is linked with ontological security. In the literature …

Although awareness and understanding of LGBTIQ+ people's experiences of homelessness
are rising, their broader housing experiences remain under‐researched. This paper uses …

There has recently been a burgeoning interest in private rental housing, yet few studies
have addressed the tenant/landlord relationship as lived. This paper contributes related …