Livetengslum
Livetengslum is a term used to describe the interdependent relationship between informal and formal housing markets in Stockholm, Sweden. The concept was introduced by economist Gerard Stromberg in 1996, as a way to explain the coexistence of slum-like conditions in informal settlements alongside well-maintained apartments in the formal housing market.
The Livetengslum phenomenon is characterized by the high costs of formal housing in desirable areas, driving
A key feature of Livetengslum is the blurred line between formal and informal housing. While some areas
Research on Livetengslum has highlighted the need for policymakers to recognize the complex dynamics between formal