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Resumen El incremento de la demanda de vivienda en régimen de alquiler tras la crisis del 2008, junto a la entrada de fondos de inversión, provocó el alza de los precios y supuso un aumento de los lanzamientos por impago de alquiler. La situación provocada por el Covid-19 le dio a la vivienda un papel significativo, evidenciado la precariedad del inquilinato frente al acceso a una vivienda. Este artículo analiza en qué medida las políticas y prácticas llevadas a cabo por los distintos actores en relación a la vivienda en régimen de alquiler han contribuido a promover la (in)justicia socioespacial, y cómo esta se ha visto afectada por la pandemia. Para ello, se ha elaborado un marco analítico basado en la teoría critica de justicia social de Nancy Fraser que se ha aplicado a tres casos de estudio. Se concluye que la vivienda en régimen de alquiler tiene un enorme potencial para asegurar el derecho a una vivienda digna y, por tanto, promover la redistribución de recursos, sin embargo, esto no ocurrirá si no hay reconocimiento previo en los discursos y representación equitativa en la toma de decisiones de todos los actores. Abstract The increase in the demand for rental housing after the 2008 crisis, together with the entry of investment funds, caused prices to rise and led to an increase in evictions due to non-payment of rent. The situation caused by Covid-19 gave housing a significant role, evidencing the precariousness of tenancy as opposed to access to housing. This article analyzes to what extent the policies and practices carried out by different actors in relation to rental housing have contributed to promote socio-spatial (in)justice, and how this has been affected by the pandemic. To this end, an analytical framework based on Nancy Fraser's critical social justice theory has been developed and applied to three case studies. It’s concluded that rental housing has an enormous potential to ensure the right to decent housing and therefore promote the redistribution of resources, however, this will not happen if there is no prior recognition in the discourses and equitable representation in decision-making of all actors.

The subject of research is the rental policy. The aim of the study is to characterize the rental policy in the natural resource sector of Ukraine. Methods used in the research process: generalization of the method of comparative analysis, statistical and other research methods. The results of the work. Described and analyzed the rent policy in the natural resource sector of Ukraine. The scope of the results: the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, bodies of local self-government. Conclusions. The implementation of the state rent policy provides for the creation and use of such regulatory mechanisms, which would provide an opportunity to prevent misappropriation of rents, to ensure its complete removal, as well as sustainable, economically and socially balanced redistribution.