Hyresnämnden är den myndighet i Sverige dit lokalhyresmarknadens parter kan hänskjuta tvister beträffande de villkor som görs gällande för ett fortsatt lokalhyresförhållande. Nämndens huvudsakliga uppgift är att medla mellan hyresgästen och hyresvärden för att och på så vis underlätta en förlikning. Detta åstadkommer hyresnämnden genom att kalla parterna till ett sammanträde i vilket parterna ges möjlighet att presenteras sina yrkanden samt de invändningar som finns till motpartens yrkade material. I de fall parterna inte kan nå en överenskommelse ska hyresnämnden på begäran, avge ett marknadsyttrande, vilket är en myndighetsutövning och vars bedömning ska vara konsekvent och förutsebar. Detta examensarbete har som syfte att studera förfarandet i hyresnämnden och då framförallt den process som leder fram till ett marknadsyttrande. Studiens huvudsakliga frågeställning är att undersöka om hyresnämnden värderar hyreskontraktens klausuler, och om så görs, vilka metoder och teorier ligger till grund för denna bedömning. Studien har utgått från elva intervjuer som innefattar representanter från hyresnämnden och juridiska ombud som representerar parterna i processen. Slutsatserna i examensarbetet visar på att hyresnämnden inte använder sig av några ekonomiska modeller eller teorier vid bedömning av marknadshyran. Det är istället hyresrådets och intresseledamöternas erfarenhet och subjektiva bedömningar som ligger till grund för marknadsyttrandet. I denna bedömning beaktas framförallt fysiska attribut medan kontraktuella klausuler behandlas som bakgrundsmaterial. Vidare kan det konstateras att hyresnämnden inte företar några större justeringar för att möjliggöra en jämförelse mellan de inlämnande lokaler, med undantaget för taxebundna kostnader som justeras med schablonbelopp. Detta får anses anmärkningsvärt eftersom examensarbete har presenterat ekonomiska modeller som möjliggöra en jämförelse genom användandet av den ekvivalenta hyran. Avslutningsvis kan det konstateras att de intervjuade parterna anser att hyresnämnden fyller sin funktion som en medlande part och underlättar således ett förlikningsöverenskommelse mellan hyresgästen och hyresvärden.

Housing shortage and its impact on the society has been one of the most discussed topics during the past decade. The aim of this thesis was to explore the possible effects the introduction of market rents could have on rental housing. We observe an existing free market which can be seen as a close substitute to the rental market today, namely the market of tenant owned apartments and estimate the possible market rents based on that. Three Swedish cities have been studied. The results showed that there are possible increases and decreases in rents, variation between and within cities as well as variation between the time periods.

Diploma thesis is resume representing actaul residential situation in area of city Brno. It deals by comparing of ordinary chartered surveyor in individual part sof the city and view ganges of rent by looking on lacation, equipment and size of apartment. Gathered data are separated for apartments size of 1+1, 1+kk, 2+1, 2+kk, 3+1, 3+kk and bigger. Maping of market and its prices of rents is made by texts and graphics.

The thesis is focused on market rent of agricultural land in Troubelice and its surroundings and determining factors, which affects market rent. A market research was made within the thesis and the collected data were sorted by the source and cadastral area. Subsequently all factors are investigated, whether and how they affect the market rent level.

The aim of my master’s thesis is to determine the factors, that influence the market rent for agricultural land in Bolehošť and its surroundings. The theoretical part discusses ways to obtain the basic price of agricultural land. Followed by derivation of market rent as a percentage part the of the price agricultural land. Another part of this work is the practical part, where are individual factors influencing the market rent analyzed first generally and then there is described the influence of individual factors directly for agricultural land in Bolehošť and its surroundings. The influence of these factors on the market rent is documented by calculations derived from a database of rent in the contracts. Followed comparison of rents depending on individual factors and their evaluation.

The Swedish residential rental system and market has been discussed and criticized diligently the past years. A reformed rental law was therefore the 1 stof January 2011 implemented. This has the purpose to better reflect the consumer’s priorities with a more market related rental determination. With this change, it is of interest to compare it to another rental system, with market rents. In the German rental system, free rental setting is allowed in new leases. This thesis aims to evaluate and compare the rental system in Sweden and Germany. The comparison was done after reading several reports, articles and literature as well as interviews with Swedish and German actors. Results show that the reformed Swedish law will not lead to major changes, though it might lead to a more adequate rental determination system. The analysis of the German system, with its free rental setting for new leases show that is better functioning than the Swedish. It is however positive that the new Swedish law incorporates more market related variables, even though the determination of a market rent is quite complex. A free rental setting allocates diversity in the market and contributes to a heterogeneous market, as it is possible to meet different consumers demand. The rental market can be expanded though, with a free rental setting when subletting condominiums. A conclusion from the analysis is that Sweden should strive to adopt a German system with free rental setting in new leases.

In June of 2015, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to establish a more effective Fair Market Rent System using Small Area Fair Market Rents (SAFMRs) in the Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) instead of the current 50th Percentile FMRs. The 50th Percentile FMR is currently in use in the Richmond, Virginia region, and the region is likely to be among early adopters of the new SAFMR System. This thesis assesses existing conditions that will affect implementation of the Small Area Fair Market Rent (SAFMR) System. First, it evaluates where voucher holders have located and concentrated with limited mobility counseling and without the SAFMR System intervention. Second, this evaluation assesses the theory of opportunity and targeting metrics currently in use by the local Move to Opportunity Program administered in the region, because the SAFMR System has a stated objective to enable voucher holders to de-concentrate from low opportunity areas. Finally, this evaluation assesses the SAFMR System’s potential for value capture, estimating total savings and a discrete number of potential new vouchers that may be created with those savings. This research attempts to answer these dimensions of SAFMR System implementation by evaluating key characteristics of current voucher holder concentration in the metropolitan region.

The aim of my diploma thesis is to prepare documents for price calculation and determination of the common rent in the suburb of Brno - Žabovřesky. In this work, I used information from executed leases Realtors Matras&Matras & Real Estate Ltd. and Dvorak. Analysis of factors affecting price formation I have devoted the factors that I considered at that locality as valid for determining the price and verifying their influence on rental prices. I added my own factor into the monitored critical factors. This factor is noise. As the analysis results showed it was a major factor that significantly affects the final price of the lease. His inclusion among the decisive factors was correct. By setting standards and calculation of coefficients, I obtain results that helped determine the normal cost of rent and contributed to the view of the importance of determining the level of the individual factors to calculate the final rental price. Data collection, analysis and examination of the relationships between the key factors, I see as a guide for calculating the normal price, which will be used by districts and the real estate market.

This article studies the evolution of housing rents in St. Petersburg between 1880 and 1917 covering an eventful period of Russian and world history. We collect and digitize over 5,000 rental advertisements from historic newspapers, which we use together with geo-coded addresses and detailed structural characteristics to construct a quality-adjusted rent price index in continuous time. We provide the first pre-war and pre-Soviet index based on market data for any Russian housing market. In 1915, one of the world's earliest rent control and tenant protection policies was introduced as a response to soaring prices following the outbreak of World War I. We analyze the impact of this policy: while before the regulation rents were increasing at a similar rapid pace as other consumer prices, the policy reversed this trend. We find evidence for official compliance with the policy, document a rise in tenure duration and strongly increased rent affordability among workers after the introduction of the policy. We conclude that the immediate prelude to the October Revolution was indeed characterized by economic turmoil, but rent affordability and rising rents were no longer the prevailing problems. / Series: Department of Economics Working Paper Series

The goal of this diploma thesis was creation of pricing details for the determination of open-market rent without regulation of prices for apartments for the Brno – Královo Pole locality. As a basis for diploma were used data of achieving market rents taken from databases of two estate agencies. Apartments were divided into categories according disposition on small, middle, large and luxury. In each category was defined a standard from which was basic price made. After that were created twelve groups which enabled to judge influence of each factor on rent. As a factor (quantity) influencing a rent were defined – state of property, characteristic type of construction, equipment of apartment. As a result was total summary of basic rental prices for each categories relating to floor area and was defined influence of each factor.