Rental real estate: “Giving back confidence in donors does not only go through taxation”

The “Great Rendezvous of Real Estate” (Capital / Radio Immo) devotes its February number to rental investment. In a context of housing crisis, how to relaunch it despite the inflation of standards that weigh on landlord owners? Elements of response with Annaïg Le Meur, deputy together for the Republic of Finistère and vice-president of the National Housing Council.

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The figures are final. In 2024, the number of mandates of rental management identified by the National Federation of Real Estate (FNAIM) to its members A 30% fell Compared to 2023. Over the same period, the network of real estate agencies Foncia saw the number of its customers landlords dive by 25%. It must be said that with the supervision of rents, the gradual prohibition of rental of Thermal TOCKS or the outbreak of the property tax, rental real estate appears today as less profitable placement that a few years ago. By ricochet, finding a rental often falls under the obstacle course.

Aware of the problem, Prime Minister François Bayrou expressed his intention to “Relaunch rental investment”during his declaration of general policy in January. But without specifying how. The answer is partly fiscal, estimates Annaïg Le Meur, deputy together for the Republic of Finistère and president of the National Housing Council, in an interview with the Grand Rendez-vous in real estate (Capital / Radio Immo) on February 21 . The Minister of Housing, Valérie Létard, is preparing to launch a parliamentary information mission to work on the creation of a real Private lessor statusclaimed by the real estate sector for years, in order to recognize the role of owners private landlords in the country’s economy. “We could imagine granting a tax advantage to landlord owners who undertake to rent their property to seasonal workers in tourist territories or to employees working near these dwellings”Annaig Le Meur advances.

First effects of the “Anti-Airbnb” law

The MP, however, stresses that that that “Restoring confidence in landlords cannot only go through taxation”. Their first first haunting being the unpaid rentWhy “Do not act on leases” By shortening for example their duration, currently three years for bare rental?, suggests the president of the National Housing Council. Which, in the second part of the interview, returns to the law called “anti-aiirbnb”promulgated on November 20 and of which she is co-author. A law which, in Quimper for example, made it possible to “Already put 12 dwellings on the long -term rental market”welcomes Annaïg Le Meur.

Your “Your Questions, our answers” section

As every month, experts – notaries, lawyers, real estate agents – of your “your questions, our answers” section answer your questions. This month, Ganaëlle Soussens, lawyer, deals with the case of a landlord who wishes to recover his property to live there but comes up against refusal of his tenant to leave While he told him his leave within the legal period of six months. Charles Flobert, notary, answers the question of an owner who is about to sell the accommodation in which he lived before renting him and wonders if it will be imposed on the possible added value of sale. Finally, Dan Adler, real estate agent, looks at the case of a seller who wonders if it is reasonable to do without a professional to give in his property, even if it would save him the fees of ‘agency.