Housing Standards 2003/2004:
Housing Policy in the Czech Republic - More Efficiently and More Effective
Lux M., P. Sunega, T. Kostelecký, D. Čermák, P. Košinár
Prague: The Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
5. Simulation of an equilibrium market rent in the Czech Republic and of the financial and social impact resulting from an introduction of income-tested housing policy instruments
Conclusion
Even despite a number of simplifying assumptions on which the model is based, it was possible to demonstrate that the rental housing reform consisting in a transfer to a second-generation rent control system would mean, in aggregate terms, a growth of the budgets of rental housing lessors and, on condition that the deregulation would be spread over a longer time period, it could be carried out while preserving the affordability of rental housing for existing tenants.
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