The Impact of the 1948 Housing Law on Residential Trajectories in the Paris Region

Loiseau and Bonvalet discuss the content of the 1948 housing law and the characteristics of the dwellings and their occupants covered by its provisions. Then, using data from the Biographies et entourage survey conducted by INED (Institu National d'Etudes Demographiques) in 2001, they examine t...

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Published inPopulation (France) Vol. 60; no. 3; p. 301
Main Authors Loiseau, Maud, Bonvalet, Catherine
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Paris Institut National d'études Démographiques 01.05.2005
Subjects
Bills
Economic crisis
Economic impact
European history
Evictions
Free markets
Homesteading
Housing
Housing needs
Investments
Land tenure
Renovation & restoration
Rent control
Tenants
World War II
Paris France
France
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Summary:Loiseau and Bonvalet discuss the content of the 1948 housing law and the characteristics of the dwellings and their occupants covered by its provisions. Then, using data from the Biographies et entourage survey conducted by INED (Institu National d'Etudes Demographiques) in 2001, they examine the impact of the 1948 law on the residential trajectories of Paris region inhabitants and, more generally, its role in the Paris region housing market over the last 50 years.
ISSN:0032-4663
1957-7966