Housing tenure of young people through a multilevel strategy: differences according to living arrangements

Andrés, M. Consuelo Colom; Machí, Mª Cruz Molés

doi:10.1080/12265934.2021.1911675

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“…Variables related to age, not being of Spanish nationality and the economic capacity (wage income) of the individual, are factors that increase the probability of leaving the parental home, while education negatively affects residential independence, and young people who are studying tend to remain with their parents. This result, regarding education, is similar to that obtained in previous studies using data on Spain (Ahn and Sánchez-Marcos 2017;Colom and Molés 2022;Vitali 2010).…”

Section: Residential Independencesupporting

confidence: 91%

“…Ahn and Sánchez-Marcos (2017) find that, despite the economic difficulties associated with the crisis, during the last recession an increasing trend was detected in the rate of residential independence of Spanish youth, and that this increase is directly linked to full-time employment contracts. Colom and Molés (2022) obtained that the regional dynamics of the housing market (housing purchase prices) do have a clear influence on co-residing with parents of Spanish Millennials.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Thus, a young adult's income plays a significant role in achieving residential independence. A young adult needs to be able to support him/herself with sufficient income from a paid job before making the decision to leave the parental home (Ahn and Sánchez-Marcos 2017;Colom and Molés 2022;Vitali 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Gender gap in residential independence and employment of young people

Colom Andrés,

Molés Machí

2024

Econ. labour relat. rev.

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Residential independence and incorporation into the labour market are two fundamental aspects of the transition of young people to adulthood, and gender differences have been observed in both. This study aims to determine the reasons behind the gender gap seen in young adults leaving their parental home and in finding paid employment. We analyse both the decisions of residential independence and employment jointly, for the sample of men and that of women. We separate the influence of observed factors from the influence of unobserved factors or preferences on the gender gap using decomposition techniques. The analysis is carried out for two points in time; this temporal comparison can help demonstrate whether the recent social changes experienced have modified the behaviour patterns of young people. Our findings indicate that, in accordance with the trend observed in recent decades in Europe, there is a convergence between men and women in the residential independence of young adults in Spain. However, in the labour market, there is still much to be done to reduce the gender gap. One recommendation arising from our study would be to promote policies which further improve the conciliation of family and work life, since this could reduce female labour abandonment associated with starting a family or motherhood.

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Section: Residential Independencesupporting

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Gender gap in residential independence and employment of young people

Colom Andrés,

Molés Machí

2024

Econ. labour relat. rev.

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“…Real estate ownership also has a significant link to the age of buyers. The paper [5] identifies and analyses the key determinants of the housing tenure regime and residential independence of young adults in Spain. There is used a multilevel strategy that allows to take into account the heterogeneity amongst regions in both homeownership rate and residential independence rate.…”

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Regression Analysis of Selected Technical and Economic Parameters of the Residential Market in the Czech Republic

Hromada¹

2021

Proceedings of the 12th Business &Amp; Management Conference, Prague

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Currently, there is an increasing interest in the real estate market and many small and large investors regularly monitor real estate prices and price trends at the national and regional level. The covid-19 pandemic has caused a change in long-term trends in the real estate market. The paper deals with a regression analysis of selected technical and economic parameters that affect the real estate market in the Czech Republic. Specifically, these parameters are: the relationship between the average mortgage rate and the price of an apartment for sale, the relationship between the average mortgage rate and the number of properties offered for sale and the influence of the existence of a terrace, balcony or loggia on the unit price of the apartment. The results of the work are based on the EVAL software, which collects data on real estate advertising in the Czech Republic.

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Housing tenure of young people through a multilevel strategy: differences according to living arrangements

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Gender gap in residential independence and employment of young people

Gender gap in residential independence and employment of young people

Regression Analysis of Selected Technical and Economic Parameters of the Residential Market in the Czech Republic

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