Housing Problem of Migrants: An Evaluation Specific for Syrian Migrants

Housing Preferences of Spanish-Speaking Migrants*

In this research I investigate the housing decisions of Spanish-speaking migrants. I use methods developed by Bajari and Kahn (2002) to obtain willingness to pay measurements for the migrant groups in samples drawn from three major California cities. I then apply these results to several hypotheses that attempt to describe current migration patterns of Hispanics into increasingly segregated com...

Paper Title: Housing Barriers for African migrants in Australia

Finding suitable and affordable housing is one of the major concerns facing African migrants in Australia. This paper reports on work in progress at the University of South Australia on housing affordability and community integration for African refugees and migrants. This research seeks to address the relationship between housing and integration and the implications for African community settl...

Housing and segregation of migrants: Case study: Antwerp, Belgium

Challenges to Local Housing Policies of Migrants in Europe

European cities, in particular major cities with strong economies, attract immigrants from all over the world. As a result, urban populations have become increasingly heterogeneous in ethnic, cultural, and religious terms. The housing of migrants is a central issue that affects quality of life in general. Besides finding employment and gaining access to good education it remains a crucial aspec...

Housing and Health of Kiribati Migrants Living in New Zealand

Settlement is a complex process of adjustment for migrants and refugees. Drawing on recent research on the settlement experiences of Kiribati migrants and their families living in New Zealand, this article examines the role of housing as an influencer of the settlement and health of Kiribati migrants. Using qualitative methodology, in-depth interviews were conducted with fourteen Kiribati migra...