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Selected Data on Housing 2012 SELECTED DATA ON HOUSING 2012 MINISTRY OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC HOUSING POLICY DEPARTMENT INSTITUT FOR SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT JUNE 2013 Ministry of Regional Development of the CR Institute for Spatial Development Housing Policy Department Project B.13/BP Selected Data on Housing 2012 Ministry of Regional Development of the CR Team leader: Blanka Burdová Team members: Hana Hanková Martin Vajčner Institute for Spatial Development Team leader: Ludmila Rohrerová Team members: Hana Šimková JUNE 2013 Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 7 Chapter 1 Housing in 2012 ........................................................................................................... 9 1.1 Macroeconomic framework............................................................................................. 11 1.1.1 Gross domestic product .......................................................................................... 11 1.1.2 Gross domestic product (diagram) .......................................................................... 11 1.2 Current economic and social situation ............................................................................. 12 1.2.1 Structure of the dwelling stock – definite results of the 2011 census based on usual residence ........................................................................................................... 12 1.2.2 Quality of the dwelling stock ................................................................................... 13 1.2.2.1 Energy intensity of the economy - gross inland consumption of energy divided by GDP ........................................................................................ 13 1.2.3 Housing construction .............................................................................................. 13 1.2.4 Social connections .................................................................................................. 14 Chapter 2 Housing policy and housing support in 2012 ............................................................. 15 2.1 Housing concept .............................................................................................................. 17 2.2 Legislation ....................................................................................................................... 19 2.2.1 Court decision on dwelling rent............................................................................... 20 2.3 Government housing expenditures (in millions CZK) ........................................................ 21 2.3.1 Rental housing for social housing built in 2003-2012 (with a grant provided by the Ministry of Regional Development or by the State Housing Development Fund) ........ 22 2.4 Support by the Ministry of Regional Development ........................................................... 23 2.4.1-5 Support by the Ministry of Regional Development ............................................... 23 2.5 Financing within an Integrated Operational Program ....................................................... 29 2.5.1 Overview of finished and paid projects as of December 31, 2012 ............................ 29 2.6 Support of the State Housing Development Fund ............................................................ 30 2.6.1-6 Support of the State Housing Development Fund ................................................. 30 2.7 Support of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs ........................................................ 38 2.7.1-11 Housing allowances (state social benefits) ......................................................... 38 2.7.12 Supplements for housing (assistance in material need) ......................................... 43 2.7.13 Volume of paid finances for housing allowance and supplement for housing ........ 43 2.7.14 Housing allowance and supplement for housing from January till September 2012 (including year-on-year indices) ............................................................ 43 2.8 Support of the Ministry of Finance................................................................................... 44 2.8.1-6 Building Society Program ..................................................................................... 44 Chapter 3 Housing – Housing and dwelling stock according to so-called final results of 2011 census ........................................................................................................ 49 3.1 Population, managing households, and housing .............................................................. 52 3.1.1-4 Population, managing households, and housing according to the 2011 census .... 53 3.2 Houses ............................................................................................................................ 56 3.2.1-4 Houses according to the 2011 census .................................................................. 57 3.3 Dwellings, housing ........................................................................................................... 60 3.3.1-11 Dwellings, housing according to the 2011 census ............................................... 61 Chapter 4 Housing construction ................................................................................................ 75 4.1 Housing construction in the Czech Republic – dwellings completed: 1948-2011 .............. 78 4.2 Housing construction in the Czech Republic: 1960-2012 .................................................. 79 4.3 Housing construction in the Czech Republic: 1971-2012 .................................................. 80 4.4 Dwellings started and completed 2005-2012 ................................................................... 80 4.5 Housing construction (dwellings started, dwellings completed and dwellings under construction: quarters 2005-2012) .................................................................................. 81 4.6-7 Dwellings completed by type of building: 1998-2012 ....................................................... 82 4.8 Time of housing buildings and dwellings completed: 1997-2011 (in months) ................... 83 4.9 Structure of dwellings completed between 1997 and 2011 by material of supporting walls (%) .......................................................................................................................... 84 4.10-11 Modernisation of dwelling stock: 1997-2012 ................................................................... 84 4.12 Size of dwellings in completed family houses (1995-2011) ............................................... 85 4.13 Size of dwellings in completed multi-dwelling buildings (1995-2011) ............................... 86 4.14 Completed dwellings according to number of rooms in the CR in 2011 ............................ 87 4.15 Completed dwellings in regions in 2012 ........................................................................... 87 4.16 Housing construction by regions in 2012 ......................................................................... 88 4.17 Housing construction in 2012 - dwellings completed ....................................................... 88 4.18 Housing construction in 2012 - dwellings started ............................................................. 89 4.19 Housing construction in 2012 - dwellings under construction .......................................... 89 4.20 Number of completed dwellings in 2011 when converted to 1,000 inhabitants (based on districts) ..................................................................................................................... 90 4.21 Number of dwellings under construction as of December 31, 2011, when converted to 1,000 inhabitants (based on districts) .......................................................................... 91 4.22 Average acquisition value of completed dwelling (CZK).................................................... 92 4.23 Average acquisition value per 1 m2 useful floor area of dwellings completed between 1997-2011 by sort of buildings and municipality size (CZK) ................................ 93 4.24 Dwellings completed per 1,000 inhabitants (EU) .............................................................. 94 Chapter 5 Construction industry ................................................................................................ 95 5.1-2 Floor area: residential buildings and non-residential buildings, for which building permits have been granted, 2005-2012 ........................................................................... 98 5.3-4 Gross domestic product - value added (by industry) ...................................................... 100 5.5 Construction work "S" by type of construction, 2000-2011 (CZK mill, current prices) ..... 101 5.6 Structure of new construction, reconstruction and upgrade in the Czech Republic, 2000-2011 ..................................................................................................................... 102 5.7 Production in construction, 2006-2011 and Q3 2012 (index 2005=100) ......................... 103 Chapter 6 Prices ....................................................................................................................... 105 6.1 Consumer price index, December 2012 ......................................................................... 108 6.2 Inflation rate (percentage change in last 12-month average over preceding 12-month average)
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