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Social housing: 2,7 million applications, up from 2023, announces USH

Social housing: 2,7 million applications, up from 2023, announces USH

The latest French consumer trends in decoration and housing

The latest French consumer trends in decoration and housing

Ile-de-France outlines its urban planning until 2040

Ile-de-France outlines its urban planning until 2040

Rent control is progressing in the regions, but not in Paris, according to the Abbé Pierre Foundation

Rent control is progressing in the regions, but not in Paris, according to the Abbé Pierre Foundation

90% of housing unsuitable for extreme heat: alarming errors in DPE calculations revealed

90% of housing unsuitable for extreme heat: alarming errors in DPE calculations revealed

Social housing: Ancols publishes a report to "go beyond preconceived ideas"

Social housing: Ancols publishes a report to "go beyond preconceived ideas"

City | 13/09/24
Anne Hidalgo inaugurates the second "urban forest" in Paris On Wednesday, September 11, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo inaugurated the Bois de Charonne, the capital's second "urban forest," after the inauguration in June of a first project of this type, intended to address the challenges of global warming.
the Region | 13/09/24
Ile-de-France calls for abandonment of the new Paris-Normandy railway line project The Ile-de-France region adopted a motion on Wednesday, September 11, to ask the State to abandon the project of the New Paris Normandy Line (LNPN), a new railway line intended to reduce travel times between the capital and several Normandy cities.
the Region | 12/09/24
Ile-de-France outlines its urban planning until 2040 The Ile-de-France region voted on Wednesday, September 11, on the regional development plan that will be imposed on elected officials until 2040, including a controversial "anti-ghetto" measure on social housing, and the "20-minute region" for accessing public services.
Public finances | 12/09/24
Employers warn against "cutting" of apprenticeship aid "We must be very careful about cutting apprenticeship aid," said Medef boss Patrick Martin on Thursday, September 12, while cuts were mentioned as part of efforts to reduce the public deficit.
Study / Review / Report | 12/09/24
Rent control is progressing in the regions, but not in Paris, according to the Abbé Pierre Foundation More than a quarter of rental advertisements exceed the authorized rent ceiling, but the situation is improving in France, except in Paris, according to the Abbé Pierre Foundation barometer unveiled on Thursday, September 12.
Study / Review / Report | 12/09/24
Social housing: 2,7 million applications, up from 2023, announces USH The number of households waiting for social housing will reach 2,7 million in the first half of 2024, an increase of 100.000 applicants compared to 2023, reaching a new record, announced Emmanuelle Cosse, president of the Social Union for Housing (USH), on Wednesday, September 11.
Policy | 11/09/24
Macron puts on his "retired" president's clothes "The president presides, the government governs": for his first field trip since Michel Barnier's appointment to Matignon, Emmanuel Macron applied the executive's new motto to the letter on Tuesday, September 10, inaugurating, with restraint, a Sanofi group vaccine factory.
Study / Review / Report | 11/09/24
The latest French consumer trends in decoration and housing Showroomprivé and the trend agency NellyRodi have conducted a study* to provide an overview of the latest major French consumer trends in decoration and housing.
Public finances | 10/09/24
Sick leave: Health insurance calls for consideration of a "more sustainable" system As the budgetary choices for 2025 are being prepared, Health Insurance is warning of the "unsustainable" growth in expenditure linked to work stoppages, and is calling on politicians and social partners to address the issue.
Policy | 10/09/24
Sanofi, Worldskills: Macron resumes his field trips on Tuesday Emmanuel Macron will resume his field trips on Tuesday, September 10, with the inauguration of a pharmaceutical plant of the Sanofi group and the kickoff of the Worldskills competition in Lyon, three months after the dissolution of the Assembly and the long political crisis that followed.
Study / Review / Report | 09/09/24
90% of housing unsuitable for extreme heat: alarming errors in DPE calculations revealed A study conducted by IGNES and the Pouget Consultants firm reveals that 9 out of 10 homes in France are not adapted to high temperatures[1]. This in-depth analysis of the energy performance diagnosis (DPE), commissioned by IGNES, highlights worrying failures in the calculation of the "summer comfort" indicator, a key parameter for assessing the ability of a home to cope with high temperatures.
Study / Review / Report | 09/09/24
Social housing: Ancols publishes a report to "go beyond preconceived ideas" Who has the right to social housing, for how long, under what conditions... The National Agency for the Control of Social Housing (Ancols) unveils its first "Social Housing Panorama" on Thursday, September 5, to decipher the mechanisms of the sector and "go beyond preconceived ideas."
Public finances | 09/09/24
Financial situation of local authorities: stop the caricatures! In the press, the resigning ministers in charge of the Economy and the Budget have been pointing out for several days the supposed role of local authorities in the deterioration of public accounts. Intercommunalités de France calls on the resigning government to quickly stop these caricatured accusations of legitimately and democratically elected officials in office to carry out their mandate.
Public finances | 09/09/24
Health insurance deficit will be higher than expected in 2024, according to Cnam director The health insurance deficit will "probably be higher" than expected in 2024, its director general estimated in an interview published Sunday, September 8 by Les Echos, defending "a new system of compensation for work stoppages" among the savings avenues.
Public finances | 06/09/24
Budget 2025: the Government must not resign on its ambition for the ecological transition of the territories The AMORCE network has identified and analyzed the impacts of the massive budget cuts planned by the Government in its ceiling letter addressed to the Ministry of Ecological Transition in anticipation of the draft finance bill for 2025.
Public finances | 06/09/24
Aid for businesses, apprenticeships: avenues for savings for public finances In recent months, the French administration has multiplied the savings avenues to bring the public deficit (5,5% of GDP in 2023) below the European limit of 3%.
Study / Review / Report | 06/09/24
What is the place of reindustrialization in the commercial real estate of tomorrow in Île-de-France? As France faces an office real estate crisis and growing deindustrialization, the Regional Observatory of Corporate Real Estate (ORIE) reveals the results of an unprecedented prospective study on the place of reindustrialization in tomorrow's corporate real estate in Île-de-France.
City | 05/09/24
Controversy over keeping the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower The Eiffel Tower adorned with the Olympic rings forever? The project of the mayor of Paris, intended to preserve the "historic moment" that was the Olympic and Paralympic Games, has triggered an outcry among defenders of heritage and opponents of Anne Hidalgo.
Appointment | 05/09/24
Michel Barnier (LR) is the new Prime Minister Nearly two months after the results of the early legislative elections and after numerous consultations, Emmanuel Macron has just announced his choice for his new prime minister. It is Michel Barnier, a 73-year-old Gaullist who has already been a minister several times.
Study / Review / Report | 05/09/24
Housing: the Pinel tax niche has imperfectly fulfilled its objectives according to the Court of Auditors The Pinel tax niche to aid rental investment, set to disappear on December 31, 2024, has imperfectly fulfilled its objectives and partially contributed to the construction of housing for low-income households in tense areas, according to an evaluation report by the Court of Auditors published on Thursday, September 5.