Research Database

Amann, W., Mundt, A. (2019):
2019
The study, as part of the "Sozialbericht 2019" (Social Report from the Line Ministry for Social Affairs), identifies drivers of housing costs and shows possible measures to counteract.
(Wien: Bundesministerium für Arbeit, Soziales, Gesundheit und Konsumentenschutz).
Amann, W. (2014):
2014
The article provides insight to legal regulations on subsidies for elderly housing in Austria.
In: Immolex, Herbst 2014.
Amann, W., Tsenkova, S. (2011):
2011
This study tries explores new methods to legalize informal settlements, which pose a large challenge especially in Southeastern Europe.
(prepared for the Municipality of Bar/Montenegro).
Amann, W., Struber, Ch. (2019):
2019
This handbook contains extensive statistics on housing and housing policy in Austria. It is published since 1995 in the 9th edition.
(Innsbruck, Wien, Bozen: Studienverlag).
Amann, W. (2016):
2016
2016; affordability; Europe; CEE; CIS; SEE; HFI; housing; housing demand; Amann; international; social
IIBW (2011):
2011
2011; IIBW; Residential; Market report; Immofinanz
IIBW (2019):
2019
This booklet gives an overview of housing subsidies in Austria.
(Wien: IIBW, im Auftrag des Fachverbandes Steine-Keramik und der GBV Landesgruppe Tirol).
Mundt, A.; Springler, E. (2016):
2016
This book chapter is part of a larger comparison on housing finance developments during the last 25 years in over 20 European countries. It addresses the Austrian case and shows how a stable housing finance framework, strongly influenced by public but increasingly also private housing finance, has contributed to favourable outcomes and resilience to external shocks.
In: Lunde, Whitehead (2016): Milestones in European Housing Finance (UK, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.).
Amann, W., Oberhuber, A. Mundt, A. (2019):
2019
This study is the most comprehensive data collection and analysis available on the Austrian housing subsidy schemes.
(Wien: IIBW, im Auftrag des Landes Wien).
Amann, W., Jurasszovich, S. (2017):
2017
At the Habitat III Conference in October 2016 the "New Urban Agenda" was approved. It intends to be a main document for the future development of cities and housing. The paper reviews the Agenda and highlights missing issues.
In: Housing Finance International, Winter 2016.
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