Ministry of Territorial Cohesion
Paris, France Government Ministry
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Accommodation | Guillaume Kasbarian asks public land establishments to release in 2024 the land necessary for the production of 17.000 housing units The Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, responsible for housing, Guillaume Kasbarian, brought together on April 22 the general directors of the 12 public land establishments of the State to define their strategic orientations within the framework of the supply shock announced by the Prime Minister. -
Accommodation | The Government reaffirms its commitment to the policy of accommodation and access to housing for homeless or poorly housed people On the occasion of the international day to combat homelessness, the Government wished to recall the unprecedented efforts in the fight against homelessness, its particularly committed policy both to meet quantitative needs and also to improve the quality of reception and social support. -
Accommodation | Lack of permanent housing in tourist areas: 2nd consultation of the actors concerned Dominique Faure, Minister Delegate for Local Authorities and Rurality, Olivier Klein, Minister Delegate for Cities and Housing, and Olivia Grégoire, Minister Delegate for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Trade, Crafts and Tourism, brought together the working group on the attrition of permanent housing in tourist areas to review the progress of the work. -
Accommodation | The Mayor and Klein are putting in place a financial shield to support social landlords in order to amplify their efforts to build and renovate social housing Social landlords are called upon to continue their investment over the next few years, in order to finance the construction of new housing but also to accelerate the renovation of the housing stock and to meet the national objectives of ecological transition. -
Regulation | Circular economy, energy, renovation, housing... changes and entry into force on January 1, 2023 As of January 1, 2023, changes are taking place in many areas: circular economy, energy, renovation and energy efficiency, housing, mobility, etc. These measures aim to meet the challenge of ecological transition in the daily lives of French people and will be supplemented by those government ecological planning “France Nation Verte”. -
Conjuncture | Housing building permits down over the last three months but up slightly over one year The number of building permits issued between September and November 2022 fell by 34,9% compared to the previous three months, despite a 5,6% increase over one year, according to estimates published Thursday, December 29 by the Ministry of Health. Ecological transition. -
Study / Review / Report | Presentation by Caroline Cayeux of the first real estate barometer for the small towns of tomorrow On the occasion of the Congress of Mayors, Caroline Cayeux, Minister Delegate in charge of Local Authorities, the Superior Council of Notaries (CSN) and the National Agency for Territorial Cohesion (ANCT) presented the first "Barometer of real estate of the small towns of tomorrow”. -
Conjuncture | New real estate: 512.400 building permits over the past year, up 10% The number of building permits issued between October 2021 and September 2022 increased sharply (+10%) compared to the same period a year ago, reaching 512.400, according to estimates published Friday, October 28 by the Ministry of Ecological Transition . -
Conjuncture | Results at the end of August 2022 for the construction of housing and premises From June to August 2022, authorized housing increased (+ 1,2%) compared to the previous three months, when it had experienced a stronger increase (+ 4,9%), in data corrected for seasonal variations and working days (CVS-CJO). -
Study / Review / Report | The State mobilizes research on the major issues facing rural areas Dominique Faure, Secretary of State in charge of Rurality, announced on September 9, 2022 in Foix (Ariège) the mobilization of 1 million euros for research on French ruralities, within the framework of the national POPSU Territories program. Nearly 200 researchers will be mobilized in rural areas of France, both in mainland France and overseas.