OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Housing Studies is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)

Article	Citations
Do localized housing programs lead to racial equity? Evidence from the State Housing Initiatives Partnership program	54
Evaluating area-based policies using secondary data: the neighbourhood management pathfinders programme	42
The regionalisation of housing policies in Spain: an analysis of territorial differences	38
Is LGBT homelessness different? Reviewing the relationship between LGBT identity and homelessness	33
Towards a relational and comparative rather than a contrastive global housing studies	30
Prefiguring the right to housing. Right to the city approaches in alternative housing initiatives in Belgium	29
Between smart housing and home. EU-funded climate smart interventions in Swedish public housing	28
Informal land transactions and demolition of houses in Cameroon	28
Placing public housing provision in Chinese cities: land-centered development, cadre review mechanism, and residential land supply	27
Towards green gentrification? The interplay between residential change, the housing market, and park proximity	24
The great social housing trade-off. ‘Insiders’ and ‘outsiders’ in urban social rental housing in Norway	23
Blueprint for greening affordable housing	22
Organizational challenges of public housing management in the Global South. A systems assessment of Ghana	21
Stay or move out? Young adults’ housing trajectories in Poland over time and throughout economic cycle	21
Homeownership amongst second-generation immigrants in Canada	20
Stigma consciousness in Toronto’s mixed-tenure Regent Park neighbourhood	20
The right to housing in the digital era: emerging trends in Southern Europe	20
The importance of stable housing in social capital development and utilisation: how homelessness undermines reciprocity, recognition, and autonomy	20
Reference-dependent housing choice behaviour: why are older people reluctant to move?	20
Housing pathways of female-headed households in the informal settlements of Kampala: a qualitative study	19
Shaking up the city: ignorance, inequality, and the urban question	19
Cooperative conditions: a primer on architecture, finance and regulation in Zurich	18
Housing affordability and mental health: an analysis of generational change	18
Producing gentrifiable neighborhoods: race, stigma and struggle in Berlin-Neukölln	18
Grassroots struggles challenging housing financialization in Spain	18

Prevalence and types of pet-inclusive shelter services for unhoused survivors of intimate partner violence	18
Psychological effects of mould and damp in the home: scoping review	17
The role of housing in central banks’ monetary policy decisions in Australia and the UK	17
Property, planning and protest: the contentious politics of housing supply Property, planning and protest: the contentious politics of housing supply , by Quintin Bradl	17
Rainfall challenges and strategies to improve housing construction in Sub-Saharan Africa: the case of Ghana	17
Tenant participation and emerging social media practices in the social housing sector	16
Reimaging housing: a perspective from the Mongolian yurt	16
The longue durée history of housing cooperativism in Hungary	14
The housing integration of refugees and asylum seekers in Germany	14
Housing shock: the Irish housing crisis and how to solve it	14
The impact of Chinese regulation of limitation on currency transactions (LCT) on Sydney housing prices	14
Framing the housing crisis: politicization and depoliticization of the Dutch housing debate	14
Severe and persistent housing instability: examining low-income households’ residential mobility trajectories in the United States	13
State regulation of land financialisation: land promoters, planning risk and the land market in England	13
When homes earn more than jobs: the rentierization of the Australian housing market	12
The relationship between the sequential sharing of rental homes and the unpredictable housing pathways ofkampungresidents in Jakarta	12
COVID-19 as a disruption to China’s ‘tenure neutrality’ initiative? State-accentuated tenure inequality and rental sector precarity during the pandemic	12
Estate regeneration and its discontents: public housing, place and inequality in London	11
Why do some disadvantaged Australian families become homeless? Resources, disadvantage, housing and welfare	11
Energy poverty, housing conditions, and self-assessed health: evidence from Poland	11
Political economy perspectives and their relevance for contemporary housing studies	10
Too close for comfort? Impact of pandemic residential environment on women’s life satisfaction and spousal relationships	10
Factors associated with housing stability for Aboriginal families in South Australia: a prospective cohort study	10
Homeownership gap between ethnic minority and Han majority rural migrants in China: integration or stratification?	10
‘Our home, your home?’ The precarious housing pathways of asylum seekers in Catalonia	10
Becoming landlords: the changing interests of non-profit and co-operative housing providers in Manitoba, Canada	10
Comparative Urbanism: Tactics for Global Urban Studies	9
Do solar panels increase housing rents in Australia?	9
Responding to housing precarity: the coping strategies of generation rent	9
Homeownership and tenure (in)security in fractured urban peripheries: Ethiopia’s mass housing programme	9
Housing abandonment and socio-spatial inequalities: experience from a shrinking inner-city area of Incheon, South Korea	9
COVID-19 and the meaning of home: how the pandemic triggered new thinking on housing	9
Urban displacements: governing surplus and survival in global capitalism	9
Diffuse informality: uncovering renting within family households as a form of private rental	9
Race equality in housing: tracing the postracial turn in English housing policy	9
Conceptualising housing as infrastructure: a framework for thinking infrastructurally in housing studies	8
Architecture in global socialism: Eastern Europe, West Africa, and the Middle East in the Cold War	8
Post-war homelessness policy in the UK: making and implementation	8
Analysing the social relationships of condominium dwellers: a case study of Bangkok, Thailand	8
The “Souths” of the “Wests”. Southern critique and comparative housing studies in Southern Europe and USA	8
Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis	8
Understanding the landscape of domestic violence transitional housing: services and housing for rural and non-rural clientele	8
Publicly subsidized housing and physical health: a literature review	7
Understanding homelessness and housing among LGBTQ+ people – where are we in 2024?	7
Informality through sustainability: urban informality now	7
Housing purchase intention of the floating population under the home purchase restriction policy in China	7
Stacked decks: building inspectors and the reproduction of urban inequality	7
Algorithmic tenancies and the ordinal tenant: digital risk-profiling in England’s private rented sector	7
Social housing as infrastructure and the role of mission driven financing	7
Municipal housing queues as a generator of housing inequalities between natives and immigrants in Sweden	7

Perceptions of social mix and ethnic diversity in changing neighbourhoods: evidence from Glasgow and regeneration implications	7
Inclusionary planning instruments in two Indonesian cities: a missed opportunity to address urban inequalities	7
Understanding residents’ experiences of home, health, and wellbeing in new and novel low carbon homes	7
Conflicts within the neoliberal state? The limited representation of renters in Israeli housing policies and debates	7
Beyond proper political squatting: exploring individualistic need-based occupations in a public housing neighbourhood in Naples	7
Philosophy and the city: interdisciplinary and transcultural perspectives, by Keith Jacobs and Jeff Malpas (Eds.), London, Rowman and Littlefield International Ltd., 2019, 305 pp., £97.00 (hbk)/£32.00	7
Housing quality determinants of depression and suicide ideation by age and gender	6
The productive home. Towards a new domestic environment with immaterial work	6
Affordability through design: the role of building costs in collaborative housing	6
Urban crisis, urban hope: a policy agenda for UK cities	6
The experience and well-being outcomes of tiny house owners in Latin America	6
Housing density and its consequences for couples in Germany: staying, moving, or breaking up?	6
Understanding the intersectional stigma of ageing, disability, and place: a systematic literature mapping review	6
Suburban bubbles: emerging suburban gated communities in the Prague Urban Region	6
Vertical micro-segregation: is living in disadvantageous lower floors in Athens’ apartment blocks producing negative social effects?	6
Re-conceptualizing housing tenure beyond the owning-renting dichotomy: insights from housing and financialization	6
Reducing ethnic discrimination in rental applications: the development of a training intervention	6
Loving orphaned space: the art and science of belonging to earth	6
Short- and long-term effects of HOPE VI redevelopment on neighborhood housing conditions	6
Housing and children’s social care in England: learning from embedded research	6
Widening the gap: the differential impact of COVID-19 on tenants and homeowners	6
Living in a small home: expectations, impression management, and compensatory practices	6
Migrant homelessness and the crimmigration control system Migrant homelessness and the crimmigration control system , by Regina Serpa, Routledge, London, 2023, 134 pp, £	6
Homeownership and financial literacy: evidence from China in the perspective of ‘learning by doing’	6
Digital/material housing financialisation and activism in post-crash Dublin	5
Housing as a human right, rent supplements and the new Canada Housing Benefit	5
Are households’ residential preferences consistent with biodiversity conservation in different urban contexts?	5
From collective centres to private accommodation: housing trajectories of asylum migrants in Switzerland	5
Measuring housing well-being of disaster affected persons in Chennai (India)	5
An idea that refuses to die. Rise, fall and resurgence of “housing class”	5
Unravelling social housing exclusion. Marketization, privatization and neoliberal reforms in the Métropole européenne de Lille	5