Housing

What we’re currently doing

GLA Economics is contributing to a GLA report 'Increasing housing output in London’ which will touch on housing capacity, land availability and use, density and infrastructure, planning, economic, market factors, skills and construction capacity. Contributors to the report include the Greater London Authority, London Development Agency and Transport for London.

Our housing publications

• Working Paper 34: Outer London – Economic data and statistics - March 2009
• Credit crunch and the property market - May 2008
• Working Paper 30: London's housing submarkets - March 2008
• Working Paper 29: Overcoming barriers to institutional investment in residential housing - February 2008
• Current Issues Note 20: The housing market and the economic climate - February 2008
• Current Issues Note 18: Institutional investment in housing - July 2007
• The state of London’s housing market and sub-markets – a supplement in London’s Economy Today, issue 12 (GLA Economics’ monthly e-newsletter) – August 2004
• London’s Housing Submarkets – April 2004
• Working Paper 7: Defining and Analysing London's Housing Submarkets – April 2004
• Where do you live? London’s housing submarkets – a supplement in London’s Economy Today, issue 19 (GLA Economics’ monthly e-newsletter) – March 2004
• Working Paper 3: Valuing Greenness – is there a segmented preference for housing attributes in London? – June 2003
• Market failure and the London housing market (commissioned work by Ian Harris) – May 2003

Our housing events

• GLA Economics hosted a People City workshop at the Dynamic City conference.
• GLA Economics hosted a housing workshop at the Value of Cities conference.

You might also be interested in

• Laying the foundations: London's construction industry – February 2006
• Our London, Our Future Planning for London’s Growth 2 – November 2005
• Current Issues Note 7: London’s living wage for young people – November 2005
• Environmental Effectiveness of London: Comparing London to other English regions – June 2005
• A Fairer London: The Living Wage in London – March 2005
• More residents, more jobs? The relationship between population, employment and accessibility in London – January 2005
• Valuing Greenness: Green spaces, house prices and Londoners’ priorities – June 2003
• GLA’s housing and homelessness publications

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