Abstract The global SARS‐CoV‐2/COVID‐19 Pandemic has disrupted public health,
economies, and housing markets since early 2020. The shock has called forth a number of …

Research on informal housing tends to focus overwhelmingly on less developed countries,
downplaying or ignoring entirely the presence of informality in United States housing …

This paper examines the effectiveness of construction land quotas as a tool for managing
urban expansion in China. Applying a difference-in-difference approach to panel data from …

In 2009, the world's urban population surpassed its rural population for the first time in
human history. The demand for safe, decent, and affordable housing has evolved …

This paper examines how land use regulations applied in the formal sector can influence
housing outcomes in both the formal and informal sectors, using metropolitan Buenos Aires …

Scholarship on urban Latin America is prolific and multifaceted. The region not only is the
most urbanised in the world but also the most unequal. This distinctive feature makes it rich …

Between 2015 and 2017, the Law of Heights (Policy-562) regulated areas of urban renewal
in specific locations of Bogotá (Colombia). Using a novel dataset based on detailed …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to study the housing delivery in the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia (KSA) and to discuss the most significant government regulations and financial …

As the fourth contribution in the 'Land'section, this paper forms a research 'diptych'with the
next paper by Levy. Whereas she focuses on the notarial institution in mid-nineteenth …

As in most other Latin American cities, a principal way of accessing housing for the urban
poor in Buenos Aires has been through the illegal occupation of land. Over a period of …