ABSTRACT
Rather than looking to the contemporary real estate landscape as a field of
opportunity for the exercise of architectural agency – a move which is all too often
predicated on the reproduction of property rights and the individualized and indebted
subjects they belong to – we advocate viewing real estate as an object available to
feminist critique. At stake in such a critique is a possible reformulation of the architectural
subject in a manner that constitutes a firm and decisive shift away from the now-failing
model of the ‘entrepreneurial self’.
