All the specialists felt the tide turn more than a year ago and the figures confirmed their predictions: the “energy sieves” sold en masse!
Faced with increasingly strict legislation against these poorly insulated and energy-intensive dwellings, many owners have indeed hastened to get rid of these properties rather than carry out the energy renovation work required to have the right to rent them. .
Remember that since January 1, 2023, the law prohibits the rental of homes with an energy performance diagnosis classified as G and whose final energy consumption is greater than 450 kWh/m2/year.
Beyond this threshold, housing is thus considered to be energetically “indecent”.
The announcement of the measure, from 2021, thus had the effect of a boost, encouraging donors to react.
Thus, according to the report of the Council of Notaries, sales of housing classified F and G represented 17% of transactions carried out in the third quarter of 2022 (compared to only 11% the previous year).
Similarly, disposals of the most energy-intensive class G properties jumped 3 to 7% in one year.
A godsend for buyers looking for homes at a lower cost and ready to roll up their sleeves to rehabilitate them!
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In order to encourage the renovation of the housing stock, new rental bans will apply in 2025 for all housing rated G, then in 2028 for those classified F and in 2034 for housing stamped E. no doubt, these deadlines will not fail to cause other waves of transactions for the goods concerned.
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