Financeirização da moradia e segregação socioespacial: Minha Casa, Minha Vida em São José dos Campos, Taubaté e Jacareí/SP

Alvarenga, Daniela das Neves; Reschilian, Paulo Romano

doi:10.1590/2175-3369.010.003.ao01

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“…Even knowing that SH programmes should be aligned with the interests of social policies (Outeiro;Nascimento, 2020), the real estate market is highly autonomous in project development and execution, and therefore demonstrates less consideration towards social outcomes (Campos;Reschilian, 2018;Outeiro;Nascimento, 2020). In the current context, the main decisions are taken by economic agents who are more interested in profit than in social benefits, to the detriment of the population that does not participate in the process as an agent (Outeiro;Nascimento, 2020).…”

Section: Real Estate Marketmentioning

confidence: 99%

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

Muianga,

Kowaltowski

2024

Ambient. constr.

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Abstrac Social Housing (SH) is investigated worldwide, especially in emerging economies. However, SH literature demonstrates that there are still barriers to achieving the real benefits of those programmes. Brazilian SH programmes have positively reduced housing deficits and the vulnerability of low-income populations. However, studies developed in Brazil also reveal the negative impacts of SH. Investigating the reason for the recurrence of negative impacts is fundamental to gaining a stronger understanding of the causes and scope of SH problems. Moreover, state-of-the-art studies may support the development of actions to mitigate those problems. Thus, this study aims to categorise the major topics studied on SHs, identify and evaluate SH main failures and impacts, analyse intersections of topics, and understand their scope. A systematic review and literature mapping were applied to analyse SH studies. Although evidence emphasises significant advances in SH production, results demonstrate the intersecting panorama of occurrences that cause negative impacts and stress the need for investments and the implementation of housing public policies aligned with societal interests to improve SH.

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Section: Real Estate Marketmentioning

confidence: 99%

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

Muianga,

Kowaltowski

2024

Ambient. constr.

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“…18 MCMV housing projects have also presented significant construction and maintenance issues, including problems with faulty electrical and hydraulic installations, leaks, fissures and cracks. However, instances of renting and selling of group 1 MCMV apartments have also been documented, despite the formal requirement of beneficiary occupancy for at least ten years (Rolnik et al, 2015;Alvarenga and Reschilian, 2018;Chaves, 2019;Kowaltowski et al, 2019). Even though the government's aim was to remove low-income housing from the market, this indicates the existence of a demand or market for this type of housing, as opposed to Mexican peri-urban housing, often characterized by high levels of vacancy.…”

Section: Life At the Peri-and Ex-urban Marginsmentioning

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THE DISTINCTIVE EVOLUTION OF HOUSING FINANCIALIZATION IN BRAZIL AND MEXICO

Reyes¹,

Basile²

2022

Int J Urban Regional Res

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After defaulting on their foreign-debt obligations in the 1980s, several Latin American countries had to restructure their economies to boost market-led growth. Some of the ensuing housing reforms promoted mortgage expansion and mass housing production. Mexico was among the first countries to follow this logic, and in a particularly aggressive manner. Credit liberalization allowed a handful of real estate firms to experience massive expansions in their operations in the 2000s as they were able to build lower-middle-income housing at an accelerated rate by accessing public, pension and private equity funds. Brazil eventually appropriated some aspects of the Mexican housing model, but not others. In the late 2000s, Brazil began providing deep subsidies to low-income households to connect the private supply of housing with a publicly subsidized demand. This article discusses, challenges and moves beyond prior analyses of these processes by contrasting the two countries' housing finance models and examining the more recent (2010s) evolution and normative shifts in their housing and urban development policy agendas. Despite the direct policy transfer between the two contexts, the South-South comparative analysis presented in the article highlights the fluctuating and unstable nature of financialization processes given the varied inclination of national governments to manage, promote or restrict them, or to contain or accentuate capitalist crises and their implications.

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Loteamentos irregulares em área de risco no município de São José dos Campos/SP, Brasil

Gomes

Filho

Mendes

et al. 2021

Risco, Rev. Pesqui. Arquit. Urban.

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São José dos Campos, no estado de São Paulo, possui inúmeros loteamentos irregulares em áreas de risco, especialmente, em Área de Preservação Ambiental e Área de Topo de Morro. O objetivo do artigo é discutir a questão da vulnerabilidade socioambiental na cidade supracitada, destaca-se no estudo o bairro de Santa Helena, como hipótese considera-se que as políticas habitacionais fizeram com que a população mais empobrecida ocupasse as áreas periféricas desprovidas de estrutura urbana. A metodologia é descritiva e como resultados e conclusões se observa que as ações municipais para mitigar os riscos e regularizar os bairros ainda são insuficientes.

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Financeirização da moradia e segregação socioespacial: Minha Casa, Minha Vida em São José dos Campos, Taubaté e Jacareí/SP

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

A panorama of Brazilian social housing research: scope, gaps and intersections

THE DISTINCTIVE EVOLUTION OF HOUSING FINANCIALIZATION IN BRAZIL AND MEXICO

Loteamentos irregulares em área de risco no município de São José dos Campos/SP, Brasil

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