1. State Housing Policy Ing. David Slavata, Ph.D Ekonomika bydlení

2. Definition of housing policy The sum of legislative and economic instruments used by the government to reach the given aims on the field of housing. Example of legislative instruments: protection of tenants, rules for agreements…. Example of economic instruments: rent control, subsidies for poor……

3. Basic focuses of housing policies Social democratic model Social democratic model Corporatics model Corporatics model Liberal model Liberal model Rudimentar model Rudimentar model

4. Social democratic model The dominant support of tenant housing The dominant support of tenant housing Public control of housing Public control of housing Public housing Public housing Example of northern EU counties Example of northern EU counties

5. Corporatics model The dominant support of working class The dominant support of working class Social justice Social justice Balanced support of all kinds of housing (tenant, ownership, cooperative) Balanced support of all kinds of housing (tenant, ownership, cooperative) Germany, France, Austria Germany, France, Austria

6. Liberal model Individual activity of individuals is dominant Individual activity of individuals is dominant Housing market Housing market Subsidies only for poor Subsidies only for poor USA, Great Britain, Australia, Ireland USA, Great Britain, Australia, Ireland

7. Rudimentar model No subsidies to housing No subsidies to housing Problems of housing are solved on the level of families (family clans) Problems of housing are solved on the level of families (family clans) Portugal, Greece, Japan Portugal, Greece, Japan

8. The point of administrative structure Housing policy is centralised (France) Housing policy is centralised (France) Housing policy is partly decentralised (Germany, Spain, Italy) Housing policy is partly decentralised (Germany, Spain, Italy) Housing policy is decentralised (Belgie) Housing policy is decentralised (Belgie)

9. The administrative structure of housing policy Government (Ministry for regional development - cz) RegionsMunicipalities

10. Basic statistical data Year199120012011 Houses1 868 5411 969 0182 149 756 Flats3 705 6813 827 6783 894 210 Houses/10 00 inh. 181192203 Flats/1000 inh. 359374368

11. Owners of inhabited housing fund in% Year199120012011 Private1 308 2861 397 9241 528 476 State/Mun.213 96179 06648 135 Cooperativ54 05941 80831 982 SVJ0080 276 Mix of owns 0029 130

12. Purpose of legality of inhabited flats Year199120012011 Own family house 1 367 0271 371 6841 453 228 Own flat31 164421 6541 057 452 Rented1 465 2311 092 950685 950 Rent - Cooper 697 829548 812432 291

13. Housing Policy of the Czech Republic Short view to the Czech housing history Short view to the Czech housing history The subjects which influence the housing policy The subjects which influence the housing policy The presentation of basic instruments The presentation of basic instruments

14. History of the Czech housing policy 1918 – 1938: Rent deregulation, relief from property taxes, tenant protection 1918 – 1938: Rent deregulation, relief from property taxes, tenant protection 1938 – 1945 : The increase of housing costruction ( untill 1941), strong rent regulation, redistribution of real estates 1938 – 1945 : The increase of housing costruction ( untill 1941), strong rent regulation, redistribution of real estates

15. 1945 – 1989: rent regulation, state control, housing list, state housing construction, state company construction, unification, collective housing, low quality standards 1945 – 1989: rent regulation, state control, housing list, state housing construction, state company construction, unification, collective housing, low quality standards 1989 – 2011: rent deregulation, privatization, restitutions, decentralizations, moving from administrative to market system, diversification of housing constructions, quality improving. 1989 – 2011: rent deregulation, privatization, restitutions, decentralizations, moving from administrative to market system, diversification of housing constructions, quality improving.

16. The subjects of the housing policy – the public field Ministry of Regional Development Ministry of Regional Development State Fund for Housing Development State Fund for Housing Development Ministry of Enviroment Ministry of Enviroment Ministry of Finance Ministry of Finance Ministry of Social Affairs Ministry of Social Affairs Regions Regions Municipalities Municipalities

17. Private field NGOs (tenant organisations, organisations of owners, organisations of cooperatives) NGOs (tenant organisations, organisations of owners, organisations of cooperatives) Real estate companies Real estate companies Cooperatives Cooperatives Political parties Political parties Mass media Mass media

18. Instruments Subsidies to the tenant housing sector Subsidies to the tenant housing sector Subsidies to the owner housing sector Subsidies to the owner housing sector Subsidies to others Subsidies to others