‘Seeing the blessings and beauty of real estate: examining how market professionals’ lived space drives abstract space making’

Landriscina, Mirella

doi:10.1080/14649365.2018.1535086

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“…In both projects, real estate developers or institutional investors (market) and housing associations (third sector) collaborated to deliver a tenure mix, including social housing. On one hand, the real estate market, while also mitigating risks, is increasingly subject to speculative investment for short-term return (Landriscina, 2018), especially when regulatory policies are relaxed (Healey, 1997 10 partnership between the market and the third sector, the state also played a key role in our two cases. Amsterdam's local authorities have carefully supported housing developments aimed at students and young professionals, as would an 'entrepreneurial' state (e.g., Harvey, 1989).…”

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“…Huisman (2016a) has introduced the notion of 'permanent temporariness' to refer to this emerging risk in the Netherlands. Young professionals are also one of the main target demographics for the shared-housing market (Bergan et al, 2020;Druta & Ronald, 2020;Heath & Kenyon, 2001;Landriscina, 2018;D. P. Smith & Hubbard, 2014).…”

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“…P. Smith & Hubbard, 2014). Young professionals can further impact gentrifying areas by enhancing the development of luxury mixeduse buildings (Landriscina, 2018). In a context of on-going commodification, we expect that the growing shared housing market is subject to similar risks in Amsterdam.…”

Section: Shared Facilities As a Way To Legitimize Densification Throumentioning

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Shared housing for students and young professionals: evolution of a market in need of regulation

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J Hous and the Built Environ

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This research addresses the shared housing market, that is, large-scale developments targeting students and 'young professionals', equipped with shared spaces and services for the residents. This housing segment has emerged in response to young adults' demand for flexible and affordable housing. It has developed in cities that concentrate students and young single professionals, plan densification strategies and face housing commodification. We specifically explore the production side of this market, through the comparison of two projects in Amsterdam. Our objective is to understand the institutional context in which these projects were developed and their outcomes. Consequently, the research questions are: which actors develop these projects, what instruments do they use, and what are the outcomes in a commodifying housing market? From our analysis, the actors need to collaborate on shared housing developments and receive support from local governments, through the strategic use of planning instruments and tenure regulations. However, the shared facilities seem to merely serve to commercialize small housing production, while housing affordability and accessibility are threatened. We, thus, recommend local and national authorities to regulate the provision of shared spaces and suggest further research on the effects of the shared housing market in cities facing housing commodification.

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Section: Students and Young Professionals Shifting From 'Generation mentioning

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Shared housing for students and young professionals: evolution of a market in need of regulation

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‘Seeing the blessings and beauty of real estate: examining how market professionals’ lived space drives abstract space making’

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Shared housing for students and young professionals: evolution of a market in need of regulation

Shared housing for students and young professionals: evolution of a market in need of regulation

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