Explaining the route to owner-occupation: A transatlantic comparison

Andrew, Mark; Haurin, Donald R.; Munasib, Abdul

doi:10.1016/j.jhe.2006.09.002

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“…Notable US work in this area can be found in Haurin et al (1994Haurin et al ( , 1997. Andrew et al (2006) have conducted related work on UK data.…”

Section: Further Model Detailsmentioning

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A Long-Run Model of Housing Affordability

Meen

2011

Housing Studies

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1 An appendix setting out the details of the model equations can be found on the author's web site at http://www.reading.ac.uk/economics/about/staff/g-p-meen.aspx 2 See Meen (2010) for a discussion of the issues. 3 Over the period 1971 to 2009, the UK trend rate rose to over 3% pa.2007 recession, but access to housing for first-time buyers did not improve, because of the shortage of mortgage funds. Although the user cost of capital can, in principle, take account of credit restrictions, price/earnings ratios do not. The importance of the different measures for policy is discussed further in Section 5. 4 The NHPAU was disbanded by the new coalition government in June 2010.

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“…Notable US work in this area can be found in Haurin et al (1994Haurin et al ( , 1997. Andrew et al (2006) have conducted related work on UK data.…”

Section: Further Model Detailsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Long-Run Model of Housing Affordability

Meen

2011

Housing Studies

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“…This positive impact of younger households towards homeownership will reflect less house price discrimination. However, Andrew et al (2006) argued that younger households choose to remain in their parental house before private renting and lastly owning. In sum, this suggests that the housing affordability problem among younger households is an inter-related problem between house price, household income and housing choice.…”

Section: Housing Choicementioning

confidence: 99%

“…This emphasizes financial help from parents who are homeowners capture an effect towards the problems of housing affordability among young households. However, Andrew et al (2006) argued that young adults primarily choose to remain in their parental homes than private renting and owning a house.…”

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Housing Affordability Problems among Young Households

Zyed

Aziz

Hanif

2016

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Young households are facing various challenges especially as a new entrant in the employment sector. More specifically, there have been worries that young households may not be able to afford a house due to the increasing house prices and cost of living. The aim of this paper is to ascertain the housing affordability problems among young households in Greater Kuala Lumpur. The aim is supported with two objectives which are to identify the housing affordability problems among young households and to discuss the relationship between the identified problems. This paper adopts the case study method and Greater Kuala Lumpur is chosen as the location of the case study. This paper concludes that the main problem faced by young households is limited supply of affordable housing in the market. Even more, the perceived affordable housing in the market is open to all income groups which suggest that young households has to compete with other income groups in the market for homeownership.

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“…The limited tenure choice literature suggests that marriage can indeed play a role in predicting home ownership, as can income, education, race, number of children, and age (Mulder and Wagner 1998;Andrew, Haurin, and Munasib 2006;Hendershott et al 2009). However, these studies are flawed in several ways.…”

Section: Marriage and Tenure Choicementioning

confidence: 99%