The demand-side determinants of multiple property ownership in Spain

Torrado, José Manuel; Calvache, Ricardo Duque; Palomares‐Linares, Isabel

doi:10.1080/19491247.2019.1662974

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“…Also in methodological terms, Paccoud (2020) offers a detailed micro-level account of land registry data to identify property ownership structures, which may inspire future research. The final article by Torrado et al (2020) highlights the conceptual and methodological difficulties in providing a comprehensive overview of the MPO sector and provides ways forward.…”

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Multiple property ownership in times of late homeownership: a new conceptual vocabulary

Kadi

Hochstenbach

Lennartz

2020

International Journal of Housing Policy

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The number of individuals and households that own an additional property beyond their primary home is on the rise in several countries. However, recent studies have been inconsistent in describing such properties, referring, for instance, to the return of private small-scale landlordism, the proliferation of second homes, or the significance of dwellings that are held as investment properties. Rarely are these disparate issues considered together, either theoretically or empirically. This special issue mobilises the concept of multiple property ownership (MPO) to provide a more integrated analysis. In this introduction to the special issue we propose multiple property ownership as a conceptual banner that includes second homes, buy-to-let properties, holiday rentals, intergenerational support properties and safe deposit box properties. While these properties may differ considerably in terms of purpose and use, we argue that they are part of a broader proliferation of property wealth accumulation at the household level. Considering multiple properties together can motivate a deeper understanding of property wealth concentration and changing property relations in the post-crisis context. We introduce a typology of multiple property ownership, discuss the consumption and investment value of different property types, and outline some drivers of multiple property ownership, before considering implications for housing research. We end with a brief discussion of the five articles in this special issue and how they deepen current understanding of multiple property ownership.

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Multiple property ownership in times of late homeownership: a new conceptual vocabulary

Kadi

Hochstenbach

Lennartz

2020

International Journal of Housing Policy

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“…However, the danger inherent in mobility in times of lockdown went beyond households. The second most highly preferred destination was a second home, usually located away from the respondent's primary city (and province) of residence in the case of Spain (Torrado et al 2020). As a result, these moves likely involved travelling mid-to long distances, with consequences for the spread of the disease and control of outbreaks.…”

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Lockdown and adaptation: residential mobility in Spain during the COVID-19 crisis

2020

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Investigating the use of second houses for middle- and advanced-aged people: empirical evidence from a metropolitan city

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Wang

2023

J Hous and the Built Environ

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The demand-side determinants of multiple property ownership in Spain

Cited by 6 publications

References 34 publications

Multiple property ownership in times of late homeownership: a new conceptual vocabulary

Multiple property ownership in times of late homeownership: a new conceptual vocabulary

Lockdown and adaptation: residential mobility in Spain during the COVID-19 crisis

Investigating the use of second houses for middle- and advanced-aged people: empirical evidence from a metropolitan city

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