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Over the last 20 years, financialization of the housing market has become a topic of increasing public
and political concern, especially in high-demand cities. It has also become an important element in
academic discussion. The objective of the research was to undertake a comparative study across a
range of countries with very different experiences to help understand how financialization is defined
and experienced in different contexts and its relative importance as compared to other determinants
of housing outcomes. Our research concentrates on 12 countries in North America, Western Europe, Australasia and parts
of Asia, plus the city of Hong Kong. These countries were chosen to reflect a variety of relevant
experience but also because each has a strong academic community analysing housing and urban
systems and the development of financial markets. Within these countries, we identified cities where
financialization of housing has been seen as particularly relevant. Hong Kong was included as an
important Asian housing market.
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Canelas, P., Alves, S., Azevedo, A. B. (2023). Lisbon. In Whitehead, C., Scanlon, K., Voigtländer, M., Karlsson, J., Blanc, F., Rotolo, M. (Eds.), Financialization in 13 cities - an international comparative report, pp. 128-131. Realdania and London School of Economics and Political Science
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Realdania and London School of Economics and Political Science