The private observatory Clameur presents a new more transparent rental map

"The watchword of the new Clameur is transparency, both in terms of methodology and in terms of distribution", underlined the president of Clameur Jean-Michel Camizon.

It is "a real measurement tool for public policy, for contributors, for professionals, but also for local communities," said Henri Deligne, general delegate of the Plurience group, one of the founding members of Clameur.

Founded in 1998, the Clameur observatory, acronym for Knowing rents and analyzing markets in urban and rural areas, aims to improve knowledge and analysis of rents in the private sector in France.

The tool is based on a database updated each year from 1,25 million signed leases or announcements provided by around thirty real estate professionals (Bouygues Immobilier, Nexity, Icade, etc.)

In recent months, the private observatory can also count on its merger with the National Federation of Real Estate (Fnaim) and its members (property managers, networks of real estate agencies, developers ...) to expand its database .

"We are helping to ensure that this tool is the one that embodies the private rental stock market which we know is decisive for the housing of the French", explained the president of Fnaim, Jean-Marc Torrollion, specifying having joined Clameur for "political, technical and scientific" reasons.

Another novelty: the possibility of consulting these different indicators (price, surface area, duration of leases) at the iris scale (sub-municipal administrative division), allowing a detailed analysis of the market.

This new tool is "complementary" to the French rent map put online by the government in 2020, whose estimates, "based on announcements from 2018", lack precision according to Jean-Michel Camizon, president of Clamor.