Data Politics of Housing, Property and Planning

Danielle Hynes is Post-Doctoral Researcher on Rental Vulnerability Index project, University of Sydney.Rob Kitchin is Professor in Maynooth University Social Sciences Institute and principal investigator of the ERC funded project ‘Data Stories: Telling Stories About and With Planning and Property Data’. Samuel Mutter is Post-Doctoral Researcher on Data Stories, Maynooth University.

• Introduction1. Data Politics and Data Power in Housing, Property and Planning - Rob Kitchin, Danielle Hynes and Samuel MutterPart I: The Data Politics of the Housing, Property and Planning Evidence Base2. Telling Stories with Vacancy Data: Navigating Between Housing Politics and Praxis - Cian O’Callaghan, Kathleen Stokes and Maedhbh Nic Lochlainn 3. Data Deferral: Speculating About Property Information - Elsa Noterman 4. Digging Through Data: Recursive Digital/Material Research on Post-Crash Property Development in the Dublin Docklands - Maedhbh Nic LochlainnPart II: The Data Politics of State Property and Planning Regimes5. Are We Just Feeding the Beast? Addressing Unintended Consequences of Open Planning Data and Analytics - Claire Daniel6. Counting the Cost of Public Housing: Uses and Abuses of Subsidy Statistics - Alistair Sisson and Alan Morris7. The Data Politics of State Property Regimes: A Case Study of the Dutch Central Real Estate Agency - Daan Bossuyt Part III: The Data Politics of Real Estate and PropTech8. From Location to Attention: Recoding Housing Markets for Digital Capitalism - Julien Migozzi9. Zoning and Municipal Data Brokers: Toward a Political Economy of “Data Slop” - Scott Markley and Diana Drogaris10. Mapping the Opaque Property Data of Tokenised Real Estate - Jillian (Lee) CrandallPart IV: Data Activism and Housing11. Organising Collectives, Collectivising Data: Working Together (on) Disparate Data to Resist Evictions in Ireland - Samuel Mutter, Danielle Hynes, Juliette Davret and Fiadh Tubridy 12. Inequitable Openness, Informal Networks, and Strategic Neutrality of Housing Data - Asya Aizman, Wonyoung So, Chenab Navalkha and Catherine D’Ignazio 13. Digital Content, Social Media and Tenant Data: Digital Organic Intellectuals and Housing Advocacy - Sophia Maalsen, Dallas Rogers and Peta Wolifson

“This book presents a fascinating, innovative and important analysis of the politics of housing and planning data. Drawing on critical data studies, it illuminates how the generation, analysis, processing and increasing commodification of these data shape housing markets, economies and social inequalities. These issues have received limited critical attention to date so this book fills a key gap in the housing studies literature.” Michelle Norris, University College Dublin