Housing Organisation and Finance
Housing Organisation and Finance
Housing remains a cornerstone element in creating a vital city – it is the essential component of successful neighbourhoods and the map of housing opportunities helps shape the economic health, attractiveness and competitiveness of cities. At the same time, it is a significant contributor to individual well-being and access to wealth and opportunity, so that structures of housing governance and finance have significant impacts on inequality and segregation; and empowerment and social inclusion. For this conference theme we welcome papers that tackle this broad range of housing issues, theoretically and/or empirically, or that seek to explore or explain policy outcomes or developments at the local or national level. Broad outline themes include:
- Changing local housing markets and tenure structures
- Innovations in housing finance
- Reform of social housing
Contact: Gwilym Pryce [Email: g.pryce@socsci.gla.ac.uk]
Housing Organisation and Finance
1. Glen Bramley: (i) Vitality in Neighbourhood Housing Markets: Measures, Drivers etc
2. Luisa Ingaramo: Social Housing in Italy: the Strategic Areas of Intervention (this paper will be presented by Stefania Sabatino)
3. W Dennis Keating: The Glasgow Housing Transfer: a Mid-Term Evaluation
4. Chris Leishman: Hedonic Methods and the Housing Market as a Multi-Level Spatial System
5. Eric Levin: The Wealth Inequality Illusion: Have House Prices in More Expensive Areas Really been Rising at a Faster Rate?
6. Gwilym Pryce: Identifying the Boundaries of Housing Submarkets: An Inflation Surface Approach
7. Svetla Zelendova: New Residential Differentiation in Post-Socialist City: the Case of Prague Inner City