Housing Studies is a leading international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to research on housing and related issues. Established as a major forum for theoretical and analytical developments in the field, it covers a broad range of topics including social and economic policy, housing development, sustainability, and demographic as well as social trends. The journal is highly regarded for fostering rigorously reviewed academic contributions, providing a platform for diverse perspectives on both local and global housing challenges.

Housing Studies is known for its interdisciplinary approach, welcoming research from urban planning, sociology, economics, and policy analysis, among other fields. With its commitment to high academic standards, the journal ensures that published content makes substantive empirical, theoretical, or policy-oriented contributions that resonate with an international readership. The peer-review process involves multiple experts, including members from various geographical and academic backgrounds, ensuring a wide-ranging and inclusive evaluation of submitted works.

The journal also publishes policy reviews, which are concise analyses of current developments in housing policy across different nations. These reviews go beyond simple description, offering critical insights and comparative perspectives, particularly valuable for a pan-European audience seeking to understand the evolving landscape of housing across the continent. Overall, Housing Studies plays a key role in informing Europe’s housing debate, advancing scholarly understanding, and influencing policy and practice in housing sectors globally.