Economic Situation: Housing

General Information

Title
Economic Situation: Housing
Project Number
11
Abstract
This survey is part of the LISS Core Study, a longitudinal study delivering a broad range of social core information about the panel members.
The survey focuses on housing.
Longitudinal Type
Longitudinal Study
Note
Changes regarding to the previous wave are specified in the Introduction of the codebook.
In the question text the year 2007 is entered, but for wave 2 you should read 2008, for wave 3 2009 etcetera.

List of concepts:

Housing:
Satisfaction, Housing characteristics, Housing expenditure, Second home
Topics
Buildings
Households
Housing
Human settlement
Property, ownership and tenure
Socio-economic indicators
Researcher
Evi de Cock (Centerdata)
Publisher
Centerdata
Copyright
© 2024 Centerdata
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-zgv-9qky

List of Measures

Please select a wave to access the metadata and download datasets for that wave.
Wave 17
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 16
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 15
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 14
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 13
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 12
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 11
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 10
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 9
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 8
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 7
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 6
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 5
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 4
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 3
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 2
Longitudinal Wave
Wave 1
Longitudinal Wave

Publications

The Impact of Non-Coverage in Web Surveys Faculty of Social Sciences, Psychology, Utrecht University ; Hendriks, Y.
Sick of noise: health effects of rude neighbours and urban din. ; Weinhold, D.
Does house lock hurt? Tilburg University, Economics; Verkoeijen, E.
The Retirement Savings Puzzle: the Role of Gains in Housing Wealth and Home Production University of Groningen, Department of Economics, Econometrics & Finance; Kruijver, W.E.
Homeownership and party choice in the Netherlands HOWCOME Working Paper Series, No. 14; André, S., et al.
Health in homes: An investigation of the Dutch rental housing market School of Business and Economics, Maastricht University; Vranckaerts, M.
Housing market dualization: Linking insider-outsider divides in employment and housing outcomes Housing Studies, 35(8), 1390-1414; Arundel, R., et al.
Multiple imputation of longitudinal categorical data through bayesian mixture latent Markov models Journal of Applied Statistics, 47(10), 1720-1738; Vidotto, D., et al.
Financial literacy and wealth accumulation Leiden University; de Koning, R.
Three facets of planning and postponement of parenthood in the Netherlands Demographic Research, 43(23), 659–672; Verweij, R., et al.
Investigating response patterns across surveys: Do respondents show consistency in undesirable answer behaviour over multiple surveys? Bulletin de Methodologie Sociologique, 147–148(1-2), 150–16; Bais, F., et al.
Investments, real estate and debts: Wealth differences between women and men Tilburg University; Meyer, N.
Mental health over the lifecycle: An economic perspective University of Groningen; Dijk, H.
Homeownership and life satisfaction in the Netherlands. Evidence from self-reported wellbeing indicators in the LISS panel 2015 - 2019 Tilburg University; Eastmond, S.
Income inequality in the Netherlands: Before and after considering housing expenditures Maastricht University; Garritzen, R.
Housing unaffordability and mental health: Dynamics across age and tenure International Journal of Housing Policy, first published online September 4, 2022; Arundel, R., et al.
Een onderzoek naar de effecten van de gezinssamenstelling en de woonsituatie op de werktevredenheid van thuiswerkenden gedurende de coronacrisis Leiden University ; Lolcama, T.
The energy transition and support for the radical right: Evidence from the Netherlands SSRN, first published online September 11, 2022; Voeten, E.
What makes or breaks political trust: A fixed effects regression analysis of changes in political trust within individuals in the Netherlands between 2008 and 2018. Radboud University; van Gorp, M. T. L.
Can survey item characteristics relevant to measurement error be coded reliably? A case study on 11 Dutch general population surveys Sociological Methods & Research, 48(2), 263-295; Bais, F., et al.
Is undesirable answer behaviour consistent across surveys? An investigation into respondent characteristics Survey Methodology, 48(1), 191-224; Bais, F., et al.
Urban noise, sleep disruption and health Applied Economics, 54(50), 5782–5799; Fan, Y., et al.
A capability approach to evaluating well-being and equality in housing: Clear conceptual difference but unclear practical difference? Housing, Theory and Society, 40(2), 192-218; Kimhur, B.
Living space size and well-being Erasmus University Rotterdam; Weekenborg, B.
Reminders in Web-Based Data Collection : Increasing Response at the Price of retention? American Journal of Evaluation, 33(2), 240-250; Göritz, Anja S. et al.
COVID-19 pandemic impact on urban-rural differences in behavioral determinants of health Erasmus University Rotterdam; van der Stelt, L.
An empirical study on the occurrence of money illusion in the Dutch housing market Maastricht University; Schep, A.
Marital Stability With Committed Couples: A Revealed Preference Analysis Working paper, first published online September 8, 2023; Freer, M., et al.
Examining the effect of an energy price shock on trust and life satisfaction: Short run evidence from the Netherlands University of Gothenburg; Lagnéus, W., et al.
Community as a socioeconomic safety net? Erasmus University Rotterdam; Clerkx, N.