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100			_aStyhre, Alexander _919560
245			_aThe business of affordable housing: _bcase studies of the commercial supply of affordable homes
260			_bRoutledge _aNew York _c2024
300			_axiii, 186 p.
365			_aGBP _b135.00
490			_aRoutledge Advances in Regional Economics, Science and Policy Series
500			_aTable of content: Part I: The institutionally embedded production of affordable housing 1. The housing question: political deliberations and policymaking in financialized housing markets 2. The welfare consequences of housing policy Part II: To supply commercially affordable housing: how to align policies and practices 3. The methodology of the study 4. To acquire buildable land: collaborating with municipality agencies and their officials 5. The mundanity of cost cutting: the value of small wins in affordable housing production 6. Affordable housing and the aesthetic imperative: who gets to decide what to be built? 7. Meaning and social contributions in affordable housing production: the perceived value of work that matters 8. To supply affordable homes: theoretical contributions and policy implications [https://www.routledge.com/The-Business-of-Affordable-Housing-Case-Studies-of-the-Commercial-Supply-of-Affordable-Homes/Styhre/p/book/9781032559551?srsltid=AfmBOopJU5y_vJiJBSfqQwRfDj9-5Eum8HFW1A1oNXrkdaWAySGvLBew]
520			_aDespite the conventional wisdom that affordable housing, either in the form of homeownership or through access to rental units, has beneficial effects for households, society, and the economy more broadly, there is a noteworthy lack of empirical studies of housing development and construction companies or building societies that actively work to supply this asset class in the economy. There are several reasons for this condition, including the “thin market” for such business activities. This book offers a case study that includes two Swedish housing development companies that have targeted a market niche for affordable homes that few other companies and market actors are concerned with. One company is part of a major construction company conglomerate which produces prefabricated housing modules to better serve the low-end niche of the housing market. The other company is a municipality-owned housing development company that acts on the basis of market practices and rules but that also on policymakers’ stated ambition to provide affordable homes for the residents in the municipality, the largest municipality in a major Swedish metropolitan area. Taken together, the study of these two companies provides first-hand insights into how the production of affordable homes takes place in a real-world economy. The book is of relevance for a variety of readers, including graduate students, management scholars, policymakers, and management consultants. (https://www.routledge.com/The-Business-of-Affordable-Housing-Case-Studies-of-the-Commercial-Supply-of-Affordable-Homes/Styhre/p/book/9781032559551?srsltid=AfmBOopJU5y_vJiJBSfqQwRfDj9-5Eum8HFW1A1oNXrkdaWAySGvLBew)
650			_aHousing _920452
650			_aManagement
650			_aHousing policy _920453
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