Co-ownership charges: How much do you pay in relation to the Parisian average?

The co -ownership charges have soared more than 10% in the capital in 2023, according to the latest data from the Grand Paris FNAIM.

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“Hello, please find your attachment calling for funds For the next quarter and wish you a pleasant day. ” It is always with a certain apprehension that the co -owners open this email that their trustee their address a few weeks before the 1st of each month to claim payment of Co -ownership charges. It must be said that these burst by 10.7% in Paris in 2023 compared to 2022, according to data published this Tuesday, February 4 by the National Real Estate Federation (FNAIM) of Grand Paris, which is based on the data reassembled from general assemblies from 2024. A leap which brings the average amount of co -ownership charges to 2,453.95 euros per year and by housing in the capital. Or 613.5 euros per quarter or 204.5 euros per month.

At the origin of this trend, which contrasts with the stability of the previous 10 years, the surge in energy prices, caused by supply problems at the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine in 2022. Despite the price shields set up by the State, the co -ownership charges linked to the collective heating increased by almost 12% in 2023, compared to the previous year, and those related to electricity increased by almost 9%. Cold water expenses have jumped by almost 12%, due to an increase in taxes on water distribution and sanitation, and an increase in consumption. Cold water is also the third charges for co -owners, behind collective heating and personnel costs (buildings of buildings).

An old building synonymous with high insurance premiums

But “What has most unpleasantly surprised us is the increase of more than 10% of Maintenance and maintenance expenseselevators for exampleGrins Olivier Principle, President of the FNAIM of Grand Paris. At the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the public authorities had warned us of an increase in general inflation of 7 to 8% and our maintenance service providers had suddenly announced to us revaluations of their prices of this order. We see that they were in reality superior. ”

Another category of co -ownership charges increased by more than 10% in 2023: insurance premiums. The consequence of “The sinisterness of the old buildings”with in particular a lot of water damage, explains Olivier Principle. It is true that 60% of Parisian condominiums were built before the First World War And a quarter were built between the two wars.

Housing costs its owner 6,500 euros per year

For an owner, the cost of accommodation is not limited to the co -ownership charges. Added to this is the cost of work, including energy renovation, buildings, which FNAIM Grand Paris assesses to 4,093 euros per accommodation and per year. A cost which, such as co -ownership charges, increased by more than 10% in 2023. Each year, Parisian accommodation thus costs its owner some 6,500 euros. Not to mention a property tax which took off by 52% in 2023 in the capital.