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Daily Building News
Tuesday 15 September 2026
Construction: for the FFB, the 2027 Finance Bill is "the last chance" to stop the crisis
The French Building Federation anticipates a 0,3% decline in activity in 2026 and the loss of 20.000 jobs. Faced with the downturn in new construction, renovation, and public procurement, it is calling on the government to leverage the 2027 Finance Bill, the Housing Bill, and several regulatory measures to revive investment.
Housing now accounts for 28% of French household budgets.
In 2025, national spending on housing reached €621 billion, representing 21,2% of gross domestic product. For...
Study / Review / Report
Lecornu appeals to the CESE to accelerate France's adaptation to change...
The Prime Minister has asked the Economic, Social and Environmental Council to formulate, by January 2027, some...
Sustainable Development
2027 Budget: Regions and inter-municipal authorities warn of the risk of new...
With less than three weeks to go before the presentation of the draft budget for 2027, representatives of inter-municipal authorities and...
Public finances
Economical biodegradable disposable formwork for integration into concrete elements
Biocofra Reservation
by Franki Foundation
Mixed Wood-Concrete Posts-Slab
Reverso
by SEAC
Aluminum accordion bay up to 4,50 m high
Megaline
by Solarlux
Reinforced sealing system
Compriband + Elastisol
by Tramico
The Betic branch signs an agreement to integrate the transition...
Signed on July 9, 2026, the agreement for the engineering, consulting and digital sector organizes the consideration of the challenges...
Organization News
Pellet Trophies: a second edition expanded to include all communities...
Building on the success of its first edition, Propellet is launching the 2026 Pellet Trophies. This second edition is open to all...
Contest / Prize / Trophy
Illicitly acquired assets: up to five years in prison sought against two sons of...
The National Financial Prosecutor's Office in Paris has requested prison sentences of four and five years for Ahmed and Khaled Saleh. The two...
Others
Expert forums
Back to university: rethinking campus security for student quality of life
Tribune
Facing the end of the "paper-only" era: why digitalization is becoming a matter of survival
Heat pumps: debunking myths about their climate impact
Videos
Testimony from the Departmental Children's Center of...
Discover Solstice: iconic design, lasting performance
On the construction site with Mike and Mathieu!