Bringing new ideas to housing research

Critical Housing Analysis is a peer-reviewed international journal focusing on critical and innovative housing research.

It publishes high-quality academic research in short articles that are meant to provoke discussion.

It combines high academic rigour with a quick, free, and open publication process: all articles are open access without any APC charged to the authors and we guarantee a quick decision and high academic impact.

We especially welcome challenging ideas, interdisciplinary approaches and submissions from countries that are weakly represented in the mainstream housing research discourse. 

Buenos Aires as a Laboratory for Housing Policy in the 21st Century: Strategies, Innovations, and Inequalities in a Latin American Housing Regime

We plan a special issue on "Buenos Aires as a Laboratory for Housing Policy in the 21st Century: Strategies, Innovations, and Inequalities in a Latin American Housing Regime" edited by Joseph Palumbo (National Scientific and Technical Research Council, Argentina) and Pablo Elinbaum (National Scientific and Technical Research Council, Argentina) as 2025/2.