Housing Theory & Society

Towards a Typology of Tiny Houses

Homelessness as Capability Deprivation: A Conceptual Model

Towards a Critical Housing Studies Research Agenda on Platform Real Estate

Defining Social Housing: A Discussion on the Suitable Criteria

Defining “At-risk of Homelessness”: Re-connecting Causes, Mechanisms and Risk

Immaterial Inheritance: The Socialization of Cultures of Housing Consumption

Understanding the Experiences of Relocatees during Forced Relocation in Chinese Urban Restructuring

Millennials in the Housing Market: The Transition to Ownership in Challenging Contexts

DIY Dreams and the Potential of Home

Moving House and Housing Preferences in Older Age in Slovenia

“It’s an Old House and That’s How It Works”: Living Sufficiently Well in Inefficient Homes

Understanding Community: Politics, Policy and Practice

Home Comfort and “Peak Household”: Implications for Energy Demand

The Limits to Authority: Developer Interventions and Neighbour Problems on a Master Planned Estate

Caring Households: The Social Ties that House

Using Expressions of Past, Present and Future Homelessness Pathways as a Linguistic Resource in Meeting Interaction in a Low-Threshold Outpatient Clinic

Evaluating Ecological, Subcultural and Political Approaches to Neighbourhood Change and Neighbourhood Poverty

Homeownership in Multi-Apartment Buildings: Control beyond Property Rights

Securing Social Gains in, Against and Beyond the State: The Case of Denmark’s “Common Housing”

Off the Beaten Track? Selectivity, Discretion and Path-Shaping in Swedish Public Housing

Revisiting the Household for Housing Research

The Relationship between Housing Prices and Market Transparency. Evidence from the Metropolitan European Markets

Energy Efficient Housing through Organized Interactions? Conceptualizing the Roles of Householders and Providers in Housing Retrofitting in the Netherlands and China

Annington versus Deutsche Annington: Private Equity and Housing in the Anglo-Saxon and Rhenish Contexts

Preserving Community through Radical Collaboration: Affordable Housing Preservation Networks in Chicago, Washington, DC, and Denver

Spatial, Financial and Ideological Trajectories of Public Housing in Malmö, Sweden

Cumulative Disadvantage or Beating the Odds? Racial Disparities in Home Foreclosure by Neighbourhood Composition in the American Deep South