“…This article aims to illustrate the consequences of the shift from a general welfare approach of housing to an individualized and neoliberal housing market, through an analytical approach to housing inequalities (Dorling, 2014;Madden & Marcuse, 2016;Rolnik, 2019) and the empirical, concrete, and material experiences of the 'new housing precariat' (Dorling, 2014, p. 16). As has been illustrated elsewhere, this vulnerability on the housing market is highly racialized (Desmond, 2016;Dorling, 2014;Roy, 2017) and gendered (Bullock et al, 2020;Samzelius, 2020). This article brings further knowledge about the lived experience of housing precariousness based on housing stories from Malm€ o, Sweden, where precarious housing situations have barely been researched.…”