This paper examines how ethnic segregation is connected to an ethnic division of the
housing market and a spatial separation of different housing tenures in four Nordic cities …

There has been a strong degree of interest over the last 30 years towards immigrant
segregation in Europe. This paper aims to contribute towards the existing body of research …

Spatial concentrations of ethnic minorities might in principle be created and maintained by
four different kinds of moving behaviour stemming from special housing preferences and …

Individuals tend to be most mobile when they are between 20 and 40 years of age. This
pattern is relatively stable across regions and over time. For geographical mobility, less is …

Many studies have shown that immigrants' residential situation differs from that of natives
and that factors other than housing needs and financial situation influence immigrants' …

This article contributes to research on the homeownership gap between immigrants and
native-born residents in Western countries, extending earlier research using longitudinal …

Although much valuable research has been carried out on the patterns and determinants of
immigrant distribution in residential space, nuanced longitudinal studies that focus on the …

The relationship between transnational housing investment and homeownership status in
destinations has received considerable attention. However, the direct causal link between …

Moves into and out of privileged neighbourhoods as well as moves into and out of
disadvantaged neighbourhoods in metropolitan Sweden are studied using register data on …

In several Western European countries, a significant share of social rental housing stock has
been sold since the 1980s as part of government policies aimed at promoting …