This study is based on the first stage of research on political change in metropolitan areas in
the Czech Republic, conducted within the framework of the International Metropolitan …

The article begins by citing selected examples of state intervention in the area of housing in
the Czech Republic, which dates back to the founding of the First Czechoslovak Republic in …

An “institutional trap” is a sequence of misplaced regulatory steps that have increased the
costs of institutional transformation to the level at which inefficient structures can remain …

The article examines the relationship between housing affordability and fertility in the Czech
Republic after 1989. An analysis of national data suggests that improving housing …

The article aims to analyse housing finance efficiency in the Czech Republic, especially so
called 'intermediation efficiency'.'Intermediation efficiency'applies to a set of institutional …

Using data from the representative survey Housing Attitudes 2001 the author analyses the
opinions of the Czech population on the situation in the housing market and general …

Around the end of the 1970s, studies began to emerge that focused on people's satisfaction
with their housing, especially among tenants in social housing (tenant surveys). Gradually …

The aim of the article is an analysis of changes affecting the financial affordability of rental
and owner-occupied housing over the course of the economic transformation in the Czech …

This article deals first with the relative affordability of owner-occupied housing in Prague
compared to the situation in the Czech Republic in general. The relative position of Prague …

The article presents a review of the research activities of the Socio-Economics of Housing
research team. The Socio-economics of Housing team is one of the research teams at the …