International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis: Volume 2 Issue 1

Economic drivers of dwelling satisfaction: Evidence from Germany

Björn Frank, Takao Enkawa

Sociologists are discussing whether or not economic growth enhances subjective well‐being. To complement their research from a housing perspective, the purpose of this paper is to…

Understanding the demand for social housing in the United Kingdom: Some implications for policy

Sarah Monk

The purpose of this paper is to examine whether the continuing decline of the social rented sector in England implies increased residualisation of the sector, to estimate who is…

Exploring sales advertising in the housing market in Jordan

Majd Al‐Homoud, Salem Al‐Oun, Ayat Smadi, Al‐Mutasem Al‐Hindawi

In the housing sector in Jordan, sales advertisings are rarely used, though they, potentially, increase profits and sales and expand development geographically. The purpose of…

Judging a house by its cover: Leaky building stigma and house prices in New Zealand

Michael Rehm

The purpose of this paper is to quantify leaky building stigma associated with monolithic claddings, explore how this stigma has likely been amplified by media coverage, estimate…

Price bubbles in housing markets: Concept, theory and indicators

Hans Lind

The purpose of this paper is to clarify the concept of bubble, what it means to explain a bubble and propose a list of bubble indicators.

The influence of submarkets on water view house price premiums in New Zealand

Olga Filippova

This paper aims to evaluate the impact of submarkets on water view premiums of residential properties and investigate the correlation between submarket view premium and…

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Introduction from the Editor - Vol. 2 No. 1

Richard Reed