International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis: Volume 8 Issue 4

Exploring social interactions and sense of community in multi-owned properties

Sacha Reid

This exploratory research paper aims to examine the social interactions within multi-owned properties (MOPs) in suburban Brisbane, Australia, and the influences these have on…

Multi-owned properties in Australia: a governance typology of issues and outcomes

Nicole Johnston, Eric Too

The purpose of this study is to develop a governance typology which identifies governance issues and outcomes. Multi-owned properties (MOPs) are a unique property type due to the…

Identifying the financial barriers to deliberative, affordable apartment development in Australia

Andrea Sharam, Lyndall Elaine Bryant, Thomas Alves

The purpose of this paper is to identify the financial barriers to the supply of affordable apartments in Australia and examine whether demand aggregation and “deliberative…

Towards better recognising ‘community’ in multi-owned property law and living

Rebecca Leshinsky, Clare M Mouat

This paper aims to advance best practice by gaining insights into key multi-owned property (MOP) issues challenging policymakers and communities. Ontario (Canada) and Victoria…

Design implications for multi-owned properties from a household survey

Jeeva Sajan

This paper aims to highlight the pertinent design issues that could impact upon satisfaction with apartment living. Till date, the literature review identifies “design…

Guest editorial

Nicole Johnston