Housing poverty is one of the most pressing problems / consequences of our contemporary social system. The existentially different social classes based on inequality, and the feeling of existential insecurity are not new social experiences. However, the endurers are not responsible for the situation, rather do the unjust social policies of the last three decades. In the course of the study, I am looking for answers as to what, from state socialism to the present day, are the essential social constructs that show continuity in the re-generation of homelessness. The thesis along the main parallels between the eras presents the politics of poverty in our society; the social security system; the possibility of access to subsidised housing and the room for maneuver of the civil sphere, the social mechanisms by which the problem can never be solved.