PRIVATE RENTED SECTOR AND POLICIES: DIFFERENT APPROACHES AND REGULATIONS FROM WORLD CASES
Abstract
Housing market is one of the most important components
of urban economics. The main target of housing policies is to achieve “a good
and sufficient house” for the every household, either as rental or as for sale.
In this respect, rental housing policies have always been an important part of
housing policies. In rental housing system of developed European countries,
social and private rental housing production take place. However,
severaldeveloping country rental housing policies, also in Turkey, lack social
rental housing production and the system depends on a self organizing supply in
free market conditions. In this article, private rental housing systems of
various countries, the actors shaping the demand and supply of private rental
housing market and relevant regulations are evaluated. As a conclusion, the
experience of these developed countries are discussed for guiding policies and
regulations in Turkey, where the market is mostly self organized.
Keywords
housing policy,private rented sector,private rented housing regulations
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