affordable housing across Europe and many other cities worldwide. He draws on the case of Vienna's housing market and the role of limited‐profit housing associations within it to evidence the societal benefits of an economic (housing) model where cost recovery, circularity of investments, and long‐term thinking are favoured over profit maximization, rent extraction, and short‐termism.
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