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From gatekeepers to gateway constructors : credit rating agencies and the financialisation of housing associations

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Rethinking real estate finance in the wake of a boom: a celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the publication of the double issue on property and finance in Environment and P...

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Social capital and crime in New York Cityś low-income housing

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Social capital and poor communities

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Shared equity homeownership (SEH) is a form of resale-restricted, owner-occupied housing for lower income households that remains affordable in perpetuity. This study explores the evaluations of and reception to SEH relative to existing tenure options by potential beneficiaries of a SEH program...

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From abandonment to hope : community-households in Harlem

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