Selim Banabak

Where can you still afford to live? – a comparative perspective on European housing affordability

Franziska Sielker, Selim Banabak

This paper presents Europe-wide maps of housing affordability for both homeownership and private renting across local administrative units. Using over 22 million property listings collected through large-scale web scraping in 31 countries, combined with spatially disaggregated equivalized income data, we derive harmonized …

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Short term rental regulations in Vienna – enforcement versus deterrence?

Selim Banabak, Franziska Sielker

Cities worldwide are introducing regulations for short-term rentals (STRs). Vienna, an early adopter, revised its rules in July 2024 to restrict professional STR operations while permitting home-sharing. Using a mixed-method approach, utilising difference-in-difference methods and semi-structured Interviews with suppliers and regulators, we …

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Retreat of the Rich? The Impact of High‐Income Household Mobility on Income Segregation

Tatjana Neuhuber, Antonia E. Schneider, Selim Banabak, Justin Kadi

ABSTRACT This paper investigates how residential mobility among high‐income households shapes income segregation. Drawing on a unique data set covering all household relocations in Vienna between 2011 and 2018, we examine whether the movements of the top income quintile (Q5) reflect a …

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Determinants of individual mobility behaviour: How to influence the modal split of commuting in the Vienna city region

Hans Kramar, Selim Banabak

Living well with the foundational economy: Assessing the spatial accessibility of foundational infrastructures in Vienna and the relationship to socio-economic status

Tobias Riepl, Anke Schaffartzik, Simon Grabow, Selim Banabak

Foundational infrastructures play a vital role for providing a good life for all within planetary boundaries. In this article, we employ a spatial understanding of accessibility to assess the access to five foundational infrastructures (healthcare, care, education, culture, nature) for Vienna's 250 …

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Institutional investment in rental housing in the city of social housing

Justin Kadi, Selim Banabak, Leonhard Plank

While scholarly and public attention on institutional investors in rental housing is considerable, studies that quantify the relevance of such actors are still rare. This article measures institutional investor ownership in a European city with one of the highest shares of social …

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Gentrification and the suburbanization of poverty: evidence from a highly regulated housing system

Selim Banabak, Justin Kadi, Antonia E. Schneider

There is growing evidence of a suburbanization of poverty in the context of accelerating gentrification, particularly in liberal housing systems. To what extent are similar processes occurring in highly regulated housing systems that undergo gentrification? To scrutinize this, we use a novel …

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Closing the Rent Index Gap – A Quantitative Approach to Rental‐Sector Gentrification

Selim Banabak

Abstract This paper advocates for a greater emphasis on supply sided concepts such as the rent gap in the empirical operationalizations of gentrification. It provides a novel framework to identify rental‐sector gentrification areas through index construction by drawing on insights from the …

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Zur Enteignungsfrage. Linke Hoffnungen in der Debatte über die Vergesellschaftung von Wohnkonzernen

Selim Banabak, Julia Dorner

Article Zur Enteignungsfrage. Linke Hoffnungen in der Debatte über die Vergesellschaftung von Wohnkonzernen was published on March 1, 2023 in the journal Forschungsjournal Soziale Bewegungen (volume 36, issue 1).

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Widening gaps? Socio-spatial inequality in the “very” European city of Vienna since the financial crisis

Justin Kadi, Selim Banabak, Antonia E. Schneider

While European cities were long argued to have moderate levels of socio-spatial inequality, recent years have seen a growing assertion that such inequalities are on the rise. Structural shifts on labor and housing markets since the financial crisis suggest that this trend …

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Neighbourhood rental market integration and private rent trajectories – evidence from the city of Vienna

Selim Banabak

The urban housing regime in Vienna is often regarded as one of the last integrated rental markets once described by Kemeny. Thus, according to the theory, private landlords should be forced to charge lower rents due to direct competition from the social …

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Eine indikatorbasierte Identifizierung von Gentrifizierungsgebieten in Wien

Justin Kadi, Selim Banabak, Antonia Elisabeth Schneider

Vor dem Hintergrund der steigenden Relevanz und Aufmerksamkeit für Gentrifizierung wurden in den letzten Jahren vermehrt Methoden entwickelt, um Gentrifizierungsgebiete zu identifizieren. Die vorliegende Studie entwickelt, aufbauend auf dem internationalen Forschungsstand, erstmals eine Methode zur quantitativen Identifizierung solcher Gebiete in Wien und …

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