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• TITLE: Applications of Housing Affordability Measurement Approaches Used in Planning Affordable Housing: A Systematic Review

  AUTHORS: Ikenna Stephen Ezennia, Sebnem Onal Hoskara

  KEYWORDS: Planning Affordable Housing, Housing Affordability, Planning Outcome

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Building Construction and Planning Research, Vol.10 No.1, March 30, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Housing affordability measurement is a recurring subject in planning literature. Research evidence suggests that in planning for affordable housing, planners typically apply the normative (ratio and residual income) measures to all variants of affordability stress. Hence, proffering intervention strategies that often fail to address peculiar situations in their towns. This systematic review synthesizes empirical evidence in the literature relating to various applications of housing affordability measurement approaches. To ascertain the various application fields/domains, present findings, specify relevant literature gaps, and propose future research themes. The review findings demonstrate that the accurateness of conclusions reached, about the severity of the housing affordability problem is highly dependent on the measurement approach used. The study concludes that the application of appropriate methods to specific situations leads to better planning outcomes.