Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts

The aim of this study was to raise and present issues related to the characteristics of lease agreements concluded on the Polish private rental market, as well as to try correctly qualify private rental sector investments from the perspective of the spatial planning acts. In the coming years, follow...

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Main Author: Aleksander Kłys
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MINISTERSTWO SPRAWIEDLIWOŚCI (Ministry of Justice POLAND) 2023-12-01
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Online Access:http://kwartalniknieruchomosci.ms.gov.pl/gicid/01.3001.0054.1286
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description The aim of this study was to raise and present issues related to the characteristics of lease agreements concluded on the Polish private rental market, as well as to try correctly qualify private rental sector investments from the perspective of the spatial planning acts. In the coming years, following the trends of Western Europe, this market should gain noticeable importance also in Poland, while its importance is often overlooked or underestimated. The following article presents the Polish private rental sector itself, identifies the features and assumptions significant to this investment model, and examines the institutional lease agreement as a separate lease relationship.Moreover, in case of the private rental sector, there is a practical issue of qualifying these investments under the spatial planning acts. The following article attempts to present the ambiguous status of such projects and to decide whether, from the spatial planning perspective, these projects are closer to residential or service zoning purpose. In the face of clear interpretation discrepancies with regard to the qualification of private rental sector investments, it is necessary to set clearer qualification limits for these types of investment, and thus clear qualification limits for these investments in relation to the spatial planning acts. Failure to do so will lead to a negative increase in the role of construing the existing spatial planning regulations by entities involved in individual investment processes, potentially leading to further accumulation of discrepancies.
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spelling doaj.art-697eb23725824584888593aa6712dd132023-12-21T14:02:31ZengMINISTERSTWO SPRAWIEDLIWOŚCI (Ministry of Justice POLAND)Nieruchomości@2657-82472719-80302023-12-01IV Wydanie elektroniczne30932510.5604/01.3001.0054.128601.3001.0054.1286Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning actsAleksander Kłys0Akademia Leona KoźmińskiegoThe aim of this study was to raise and present issues related to the characteristics of lease agreements concluded on the Polish private rental market, as well as to try correctly qualify private rental sector investments from the perspective of the spatial planning acts. In the coming years, following the trends of Western Europe, this market should gain noticeable importance also in Poland, while its importance is often overlooked or underestimated. The following article presents the Polish private rental sector itself, identifies the features and assumptions significant to this investment model, and examines the institutional lease agreement as a separate lease relationship.Moreover, in case of the private rental sector, there is a practical issue of qualifying these investments under the spatial planning acts. The following article attempts to present the ambiguous status of such projects and to decide whether, from the spatial planning perspective, these projects are closer to residential or service zoning purpose. In the face of clear interpretation discrepancies with regard to the qualification of private rental sector investments, it is necessary to set clearer qualification limits for these types of investment, and thus clear qualification limits for these investments in relation to the spatial planning acts. Failure to do so will lead to a negative increase in the role of construing the existing spatial planning regulations by entities involved in individual investment processes, potentially leading to further accumulation of discrepancies.http://kwartalniknieruchomosci.ms.gov.pl/gicid/01.3001.0054.1286Polish private rented sector (PRS)institutional leaselease investmentsspatial planning
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Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
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institutional lease
lease investments
spatial planning
title Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
title_full Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
title_fullStr Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
title_full_unstemmed Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
title_short Private Rented Sector (PRS) – characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
title_sort private rented sector prs characteristics and intended use classification in spatial planning acts
topic Polish private rented sector (PRS)
institutional lease
lease investments
spatial planning
url http://kwartalniknieruchomosci.ms.gov.pl/gicid/01.3001.0054.1286
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