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Housing Finance International Journal Archives

For a list of the articles published in the Housing Finance International journal from 2009 till 2018, please click here.

For a list of the articles published in the Housing Finance International journal from 2019 till now, please click here.

Regional news round-ups
Debate - Regulation and housing finances: the way forward
Is Scottish housing policy diverging from policy in England? The complexity of devolution in practice
How demographics contribute to mortgage default: using binary logistic regression to draw interferences
Land factors and their impact on the housing finance market in Ghana
Models of Islamic housing finance for the renovation of houses in Pakistan
Impact of the financial crisis on the housing finance system in Kuwait

Impact of the financial crisis on the housing finance systems of Bahrain and Quatar
European Union opts to regulate mortgage credit
\"Orthodox\" and \"unorthodox\" Hungarian politican measure to alleviate the situation faced by foreign currency mortgage debtors
From owning to renting; tenure trends in England, 1993 to 2025
Housing subsidy policy in Brazil: on overview of the last five decades
Housing finance in developing countries

Housing purchases by foreigners in France
The effectiveness of the French credit system faced with the challenge of budgetary restrictions
Towards cost-effective private financing of affordable rental housing
BASEL III to deliver a further blow to “financial inclusion” for South African mortgagors
Sustainable housing finance – an approach to get housing finance back on track
Investment in housing: demand versus supply sides subsidies – conclusion of the debate

Pro-poor affordable housing: the issue we know, the answers we need
An overview of the housing sector in developing countries with a focus on India's reforms
The demand for housing in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Debate: Investment in housing - supply-side vs. demand-side subsidies
A review of recent developments in the Irish mortgage market and an assessment of the future projects
\"Managing risk\" in the delivery of housing finance: Australia's mortgage lenders