The Minister Delegate for Housing Olivier Klein announced on Tuesday October 25 that he wanted to prevent the owners of the most energy-intensive accommodation, which will be gradually banned from conventional rentals from January 2023, from renting them on Airbnb.
“It is out of the question that the owners of + thermal strainers + take refuge [on Airbnb]”, hammered the minister on BFM Business.
Under the Climate and Resilience Law of 2021, properties rated F and G in the energy performance diagnosis (DPE) will be gradually banned from rental from January 2023. However, this ban was not to apply to properties intended for tourist rental.
"We have to work for it to be the same rules", indicated Mr. Klein, assuring that the government "will give itself the means to put the necessary safeguards".
This discrepancy was denounced by real estate professionals, who feared that owners would transform their homes into short-term tourist rentals in a context where rental properties are becoming increasingly rare.
According to a survey of professionals commissioned last September by the National Real Estate Federation (Fnaim), 6% of thermal sieve owners were considering this solution.
“For months, we have been alerting to this scandal (…) Message heard by the Minister. So much the better!”, reacted the deputy mayor of Paris in charge of housing, Ian Brossat (PCF), on Twitter.
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