The Minister Delegate for Housing announced on Tuesday that he wanted to prevent the owners of the most energy-intensive homes from renting them on Airbnb.
“It is out of the question that the owners of thermal colanders take refuge” on the platform, said Olivier Klein on BFM Business.
As part of the 2021 Climate and Resilience Law, properties rated F and G in the energy performance diagnosis (DPE) will be gradually banned from rental from January 2023. However, this ban should not apply to properties intended for for tourist rental.
Thermal colanders: the Minister of Housing wants to prohibit owners from renting on Airbnb
"It is out of the question that we take refuge by transforming our accommodation into furnished tourist accommodation".
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— BFM Immo (@BFMImmo) October 25, 2022
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Establish the “same rules”
This discrepancy was denounced by real estate professionals, who feared that owners would transform their accommodation into short-term tourist rentals in an already difficult context.
“We have to work so that it is the same rules”, specified Olivier Klein, assuring that the government “will give itself the means to put the necessary safeguards”.
For months, we have been alerting to this scandal: thermal colanders will be prohibited for classic rental... but authorized for rental on Airbnb!
At the risk that these accommodations switch to tourist rental.
Message heard by the Minister.
So much the better !
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— Ian Brossat (@IanBrossat) October 25, 2022
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According to a survey made public last September by the National Federation of Real Estate (Fnaim), 6% of thermal sieve owners were considering this tourist rental solution.
“For months, we have been alerting to this scandal,” reacted Ian Brossat, deputy mayor of Paris in charge of housing, on Twitter.
“Message heard by the minister.
So much the better !
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