In most countries, housing is mainly produced through market mechanisms, often putting pressure on governments design policies and plans to address problems. However, market priorities can make it difficult to achieve public policy goals. The purpose of housing policies is to rethink the housing policy-making. This research is based on the objective, fundamental and qualitative in nature, and by adopting an explanatory approach and deductive content analysis, it systematically reviews and analysis of sources in the field of the subject. So that by assuming specific definitions, the texts were studied and extracted. In the second step, resources were retrieved based on keywords, title and abstract, and in the third step, the analysis and conceptual framework were developed using MAXQDA software to extract the main keywords. The results of the research show that before any kind of policy-making, the intellectual-executive system of policymakers derived from neoliberal structures and political economy of space in order to solve the housing problems of target groups, It should be adjusting the ruling regime with the principles of regulation, direct government provision in times of need and non-intervention in times of no need, financing and subsidies, discourse-centered, providing information and guidance, taking responsibility, recognizing the characteristics of target groups, adjusting socio-economic, managerial, environmental-physical problems. In Iran, these principles have not been able to be implemented due to the lack of priority for the right to equal housing for citizens, and the spaces and housing that have been formed far from the principles of right, welfare, equality, and sustainability.