1 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations The Dutch private rental sector Some observations Marietta Haffner 2 June 2011.

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1 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations The Dutch private rental sector Some observations Marietta Haffner 2 June 2011 LSE London Workshop The Revival of PR in the UK: Lessons from Abroad

2 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Structure 1.Development of PRS 2.Tenants 3.Rent control 4.Income taxation 5.Summary of special features

3 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Development of PRS Source: Haffner et al (2008) Share in 1950Share early this century Growth? France44 in Stable since 1988 Netherlands60 in No Spain5511No Sweden5217No England5310Yes, from 9% in 1990

4 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Tenure distribution,

5 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Tenants of PRS 1.Intermediate sector between SR and OO incomewise, but closer to SR 2.Rents are higher on average than in social renting (share of housing allowance recipients is lower) 3.Singles and couples without children are overrepresented in comparison to SR 4.In institutional renting 65+ tenants are overrepresented 5.In private person renting >30 years of age are overrepresented 6.Periods of occupation are relatively long on average (between 11 and 13 years)

6 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Rent control and tenant security are independent of ownership 1.Regulated All rents up to 652 Euro per month (2009) 96% of SR (2008) 77% of private person landlord 59% of institutional landlord Quality points determine maximum rent Landlords determine level themselves Many dwellings that could be deregulated have regulated rent Indefinite rent contracts, minimum contract of 1 year possible for PR 2.Deregulated or liberalized 5% of rental sector (2006)

7 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Income taxation of PR dwelling Institutions 1.Pension funds never pay corporate tax 2.Other institutions pay coporate tax (insurance companies, investors, estate agents) just like housing associations do Private persons 1.Private person landlord running a business 2.Private person landlord as investors (taxed on imputed return) Compared to other income taxation (investments and wealth) No subsidization, except 1 Limited depreciation

8 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Special features summarized 1.Country where private rental sector has been squeezed enormously (from 60% to 10% or less); especially private person landlords 2.Rent control Not dependent on ownership, but on actual rent level 3.Income taxation ‘Same’ treatment as other wealth/investment (with exception of owner-occupation) 4.Housing allowance Available for private and social renting

9 Challenge the future The Dutch Private Rental Sector. Some Observations Thank you for your attention