Housing: the next 20 years

Housing: the next 20 years
Learning from the evidence

Conference Papers

CCHPR Conference Plenary Papers

Plenary Speaker	Institution	Plenary Papers
		Title	Downloads
Christoph Andre	OECD	A bird's eye view of OECD housing markets Plenary 2 (Housing markets and finance)	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Glen Bramley	Heriot-Watt University	Housing Supply and Planning Plenary 3 (Housing and planning)	Presentation
George Galster	Wayne State University	Neighborhood Social Mix: Theory, Evidence, and Implications for Policy and Planning Plenary 3 (Housing and planning)	Abstract Presentation
Kim Kyung-Hwan	Sogang University	Planning, supply responses and housing market performance: An international perspective Plenary 3 (Housing and planning)	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Claire Levy-Vroelant	University of Paris	What’s wrong with 'social'? Welfare and housing issues: a sociological point of view Plenary 1 (Social housing)	Presentation
Ruth Lupton	London School of Economics	Is Growing Up in Social Housing Bad for You? And what should we do about it if it is? Plenary 1 (Social housing)	Abstract Presentation
John Muellbauer	University of Oxford	UK house price models and prospects Plenary 2 (Housing markets and finance)	Presentation
Ivan Tosics	Metropolitan Research Institute	Mass privatization in east central Europe: twenty years after Plenary 1 (Social housing)	Presentation
Judith Yates	University of Sydney	Protecting housing and mortgage markets in times of crisis: what can be learned from the Australian experience? Plenary 2 (Housing markets and finance)	Presentation Full paper

CCHPR Conference Workshop Papers

Delegate(s)	Institution(s)	Workshop Papers
		Title	Downloads
David Adams	University of Glasgow	Housebuilder networks and residential land markets	Abstract Full paper
Gabriel Ahlfeldt	London School of Economics	Blessing or curse? Appreciation, amenities and resistance to urban renewal	Abstract Full paper
Judith Allen	University of Westminster	Managing migration: strangers in a strange new land	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Christophe Andre	OECD	A bird's eye view of OECD housing markets	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Magnus Arni-Skulason	Reykjavik Economics	The boom and bust of the Icelandic housing market: A bust in the light of a major banking crisis	Abstract
Patricia Austin, Nicole Gurran and Christine Whitehead	University of Auckland, University of Sydney & University of Cambridge	Planning and affordable housing: diverse approaches from a common starting point? The experience of Australia, New Zealand and UK	Abstract Full paper
Jane Ball	University of Sheffield	Democratising English home ownership for affordability and sustainability: Transmuting the law using new comparative scholarship	Abstract Presentation
Michael Ball	University of Reading	Recovery in the UK housing supply	Abstract
Harris Beider	Coventry University	The declining significance of race and housing	Abstract Full paper
Mike Berry	RMIT University Melbourne	Reforming social housing provision in Australia: the case of Victoria	Abstract Full paper
Mark Bevan	University of York	Making places for all ages - responding to an ageing society	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Peter Boelhouwer and Michael Oxley	Delft University of Technology	Crisis measures for western european housing markets: safety nets for citizens or stimulation of the building sector?	Abstract Full paper
Bob Buckley	The Rockefeller Foundation	Rental housing subsidies: comparing different approaches	Abstract
Gemma Burgess and Sarah Monk	University of Cambridge	If it works, why fix it? The future of planning obligations through section 106	Abstract Full paper
Rebecca Chiu	University of Hong Kong	Housing and planning in the new growth areas of Beijing: is it sustainable?	Abstract
Youngha Cho	Oxford Brookes University	The immobility of social tenants: does it matter?	Abstract Presentation
Tony Crook and Ed Ferrari	University of Sheffield	The socio economic geography of affordable homes: the location of existing and new homes compared	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Edwin Deutsch	Vienna University of Technology	Principles of social renting	Abstract Presentation
Alex Fenton	University of Cambridge	High-unemployment neighbourhoods: housing and labour market explanations of concentration and persistance	Abstract
Jurgen Friedrichs and Jennifer Klockner	University of Cologne	The effects of upgrading in a deprived neighbourhood	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Ken Gibb	University of Glasgow	The political economy of taking home ownership: castles in the air?	Abstract
Barry Goodchild	Sheffield Hallam University	Environmental risk management, planning and housing	Abstract Presentation
Paddy Gray, Peter Shanks and Ursula McAnulty	University of Ulster	The provision of accommodation for travellers in Northern Ireland	Abstract Presentation
Christian Hilber	London School of Economics	Supply constraints and house price dynamics	Abstract Full paper
Alan Holmans	University of Cambridge	Household projections: Their history and use in housing policy	Abstract Full paper
Peter Kemp	University of Oxford	A residual role? Low-income tenants in the private rental housing market	Abstract
Thomas Knorr-Siedow	Institute for Regional & Structural Planning	Institutionalising innovations in social housing	Abstract
Chris Leishman	University of Glasgow	The behaviour of sub-regional housing markets and construction: implications for housing supply	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Jens Lunde	Copenhagen Business School	The transformation of the Danish mortgage over the last two decades	Abstract Presentation
Martin Lux	Institute of Sociology, Prague	Housing and mortgage markets in transition countries - past and future research	Abstract Full paper
Kelvin MacDonald	University of Cambridge	Are you local? A new policy landscape for planning for housing	Abstract Presentation
Lena Magnusson Turner	NOVA, Norway	Cracks in the façade - challenges to the Swedish welfare state	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Tony Manzi	University of Westminster	Marginalisation or community empowerment? The new deal for communities initiative and the future of neighboourhood governance	Abstract Full paper
Sanna Markkanen and Malcolm Harrison	University of Cambridge & Leeds University	Race, disadvantage, deprivation and the future research agenda: revising housing, ethnicity and neighbourhoods	Abstract Presentation
Alex Marsh	University of Bristol	Satisfaction, stability and savings: the choice agenda in social housing	Abstract Presentation
Kim McKee	University of St Andrews	The end of right to buy and the future of social housing in Scotland	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Paavo Monkkonen	University of Hong Kong	The intra-metropolitan dynamics of housing prices: supply, demand and government investment	Abstract Full paper
Nicky Morrison	University of Cambridge	Delivering decent homes and communities through social landlords' asset management strategies	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Viggo Nordvik	Norwegian Building Research Institute	Take-up and reform in the housing allowance system	Abstract Full paper
Michelle Norris	University College Dublin	How housing killed the Celtic tiger: anatomy, consequences and lessons of Ireland's mortgage boom and bust	Abstract Full paper
Liv Osland and Gwilym Pryce	Stord/Haugesund University College & University of Glasgow	Housing prices and multiple employment nodes: is the relationship nonmonotonic?	Abstract Full paper
Michael Oxley	Delft University of Technology	Private rented housing as social rented housing? An international perspective	Abstract
Chris Paris	University of Ulster	Affluence, mobility and second home ownership	Abstract Full paper
Maria Plotnikova	University of Reading	Development of Russian Housing Market: 20 Years after Transition Reforms	Abstract
Hugo Priemus	Delft University of Technology	Housing finance reform and the future social housing	Abstract Full paper
Gwilym Pryce	University of Glasgow	Risk pricing on residential mortgages in the UK	Abstract Presentation
Alexander Puzanov	Institute of Urban Economics, Mosco	Moving towards a more integrated approach to Russian housing policies	Abstract Presentation Full paper
John Quigley	University of California, Berkeley	Recovery in the Housing Market?	Presentation
Christoph Reinprecht	University of Vienna	Farewell to the working class? Empirical insights into the transformation of Red Vienna Inner City Municipal Housing	Abstract
Richard Ronald and Marja Elsinga	University of Amsterdam & Delft University of Technology	The Dutch housing commodification pathway and its consequences	Abstract Presentation
Jan Rouwendal	VU University	Homeownership and demand for long-term care among Dutch older adults	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Paul Saw and Jonathan Gallagher	Ashcroft International Business School	Social housing private finance - a financial review	Abstract
Kath Scanlon	London School of Economics	The UK mortgage market before and after the credit crunch	Abstract Full paper
Alex Schwartz	New School	The credit crunch and subsidised low income housing:the UK and US experience compared	Abstract Full paper
Beverley Searle	University of Durham	Recession and housing wealth	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Richard Sendi	Urban Planning Institute	Housing bubble burst or credit crunch effect? Slovenia's housing market dilemma	Abstract Full paper
Mark Shucksmith	Newcastle University	Planning, housing and power in rural communities	Abstract Full paper
Jackie Smith	Shelter	One size can't fit all: the needs of vulnerable housholds in the private rented sector	Abstract Presentation
Andre Thomsen	Delft University of Technology	Paradigm shift or choke? The future of the Western European housing stock.	Full paper
Sasha Tsenkova	University of Calgary	A renaissance of social housing: new provision models in the context of urban regneration	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Becky Tunstall	London School of Economics	Growing up in social housing:cohort studies and the views of ex-children	Abstract Presentation
Ali Turel	Middle East Technical University Turkey	Development and the present state of housing production by housebuilding cooperatives in Turkey	Abstract Full paper
Richard Turkington and Chris Watson	Housing Vision & University of Birmingham	Area based initiatives: have we learnt the lessons?	Abstract Full paper
Christian Tutin	University of Paris	Housing prices in the long run and the irrelevance of equilibrium economics	Abstract Presentation
Hedvig Vestergaard	Aalborg University	Housing of Hobson's Choice - Troubled Social Housing Estates Revisited	Abstract Presentation Full paper
Alison Wallace	University of York	Do low cost home ownership options fulfil purchasers' ambitions for ownership?	Abstract Presentation

Full Delegate List

David Adams, University of Glasgow

Gabriel Ahlfeldt, London School of Economics

Per Ahren, Norwegian State Housing Bank

Baralides Alberdi, Madrid Puerto Aéreo

Judith Allen, University of Westminster

Phil Allmendinger, University of Cambridge

Christophe Andre, OECD

Magnus Arni-Skulason, Reykjavik Economics

Patricia Austin, University of Auckland

Michael Ball, University of Reading

Jane Ball, University of Sheffield

Kate Barker, Joseph Rowntreee Foundation Taskforce

Richard Bate, Green Balance

Boris Begovic, Center for Liberal-Domocratic Studies, Belgrade

Harris Beider, Coventry University

Mike Berry, RMIT University Melbourne

Mark Bevan, University of York

Peter Boelhouwer, Delft University of Technology

Duncan Bowie, University of Westminster

Glen Bramley, Heriot-Watt University

Shane Brownie, Communities and Local Government

Bob Buckley, The Rockefeller Foundation

Gemma Burgess, University of Cambridge

Rebecca Chiu, University of Hong Kong

Youngha Cho, Oxford Brookes University

Anna Clarke, University of Cambridge

Lin Cousins, Three Dragons

Tony Crook, University of Sheffield

George De Kam, Radboud University Nijmegen

Edwin Deutsch, Vienna University of Technology

Christiane Droste, UrbanPlus

Marja Elsinga, Delft University of Technology

Alex Fenton, University of Cambridge

Ed Ferrari, University of Sheffield

Joe Frey, Norther Ireland Housing Executive

Juergen Friedrichs, University of Cologne

Jonathan Galagher, Ashcroft International Business School

Nick Gallent, University College London

George Galster, Wayne State University

Kenneth Gibb, University of Glasgow

Catherine Gilbert, Three Dragons

James Golden, National Treasury Management Agency

Barry Goodchild, Sheffield Hallam University

Paddy Gray, University of Ulster

Lars Gulbrandsen, NOVA, Norway

Nicole Gurran, University of Sydney

Malcolm Harrison, Leeds University

Aideen Hayden, University College Dublin

Christian Hilber, London School of Economics

Ian Hodge, University of Cambridge

Alan Holmans, University of Cambridge

Michael Jones, University of Cambridge

Bob Jordan, Threshold Ireland

Kathleen Kelly, Joseph Rowntreee Foundation

Peter Kemp, University of Oxford

Jennifer Klockner, University of Cologne

Thomas Knorr-Siedow, Institute for Regional & Structural Planning

Stefan Kofner, TRAWOS Institute

Kim Kyung-Hwan, Sogang University

Chris Leishman, University of Glasgow

Clare Levy-Vroelant, University of Paris

Elspeth Lindsey, University of Cambridge

Jens Lunde, Copenhagen Business School

Ruth Lupton, London School of Economics

Martin Lux, Institute of Sociology, Prague

Fiona Lyall-Grant, University of Cambridge

Kelvin MacDonald, University of Cambridge

Duncan Maclennan, University of St Andrews

Lena Magnusson Turner, NOVA, Norway

Steve Malpezzi, University of Wisconsin

Tony Manzi, University of Westminster

Sanna Markkanen, University of Cambridge

Alex Marsh, University of Bristol

Ursula McAnulty, University of Ulster

Kim McKee, University of St Andrews

Geoff Meen, University of Reading

Sarah Monk, University of Cambridge

Paavo Monkkonen, University of Hong Kong

Nicky Morrison, University of Cambridge

David Mullins, University of Birmingham

Viggo Nordvik, Norwegian Building Research Institute

Michelle Norris, University College Dublin

Liv Osland, Stord/Haugesund University College

Michael Oxley, Delft University of Technology

Sule Ozuekren, Istanbul Technical University

Bob Pannell, Council of Mortgage Lenders

Andrew Parfitt, Department of Work and Pensions

Chris Paris, University of Ulster

Studdert Peter, Cambridge Horizons

Alex Plant, Cambridgeshire Horizons

Maria Plotnikova, University of Reading

Hugo Priemus, Delft University of Technology

Gwilym Pryce, University of Glasgow

Alexander Puzanov, Institute of Urban Economics, Mosco

John Quigley, University of California, Berkeley

Christoph Reinprecht, University of Vienna

Richard Ronald, University of Amsterdam

Jan Rouwendal, VU University

Julie Rugg, University of York

Paul Sanderson, University of Cambridge

Madhu Satsangi, University of Stirling

Paul Saw, Ashcroft International Business School

Kath Scanlon, London School of Economics

Alex Schwartz, New School

Beverley Searle, University of Durham

Richard Sendi, Urban Planning Institute

Peter Shanks, University of Ulster

Mark Shucksmith, Newcastle University

Gavin Smart, National Housing Federation

Jackie Smith, Shelter

Lesley Smith, Communities and Local Government

Susan Smith, University of Cambridge

Jennie Spenceley, University of Cambridge

Mark Stephens, University of Glasgow

Connie Tang, University of Cambridge

Lawrence Teeland, ENHR

Andre Thomsen, Delft University of Technology

Ivan Tosics, Metropolitan Research Institute, Budapest

Sasha Tsenkova, University of Calgary

Jill Tuffnell, Hundred Houses Society

Rebecca Tunstall, London School of Economics

Ali Turel, Middle East Technical University Turkey

Richard Turkington, Housing Vision

Christian Tutin, University of Paris

Chihiro Udagawa, University of Cambridge

Hedvig Vestergaard, Aalborg University

Alison Wallace, University of York

Chris Watson, University of Birmingham

Christine Whitehead, University of Cambridge

Steve Wilcox, University of York

Peter Williams, University of York

Judy Yates, University of Sydney

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