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The City of Paris wants to study quotas by zone for tourist accommodation

The City of Paris wants to study quotas by zone for tourist accommodation

In neglected Paris, rents for furnished apartments are declining

In neglected Paris, rents for furnished apartments are declining

Cleanliness in Paris: "the first ecological gesture is a clean city", according to Valérie Pécresse

Cleanliness in Paris: "the first ecological gesture is a clean city", according to Valérie Pécresse

Capped rents in nine cities of Seine-Saint-Denis on June 1

Capped rents in nine cities of Seine-Saint-Denis on June 1

The debate on the cleanliness of Paris relaunched via social networks

The debate on the cleanliness of Paris relaunched via social networks

The City of Paris launches its home ownership under real solidarity lease

The City of Paris launches its home ownership under real solidarity lease

City | 08/04/21
Heavily criticized on the maintenance of Paris, Hidalgo promises to initiate decentralization "before the summer" for more efficiency Paris PS mayor Anne Hidalgo promised Thursday on RTL to initiate "before the summer" the decentralization of certain skills, including cleanliness, from the central town hall to the district town halls.
Contest / Prize / Trophy | 02/04/21
275 new middle and high schools launched in the CUBE.S energy saving challenge For this 2020-2021 school year, 275 establishments have signed up to the CUBE.S challenge (Climate Challenge for the use of school buildings). Since 2019, 524 public and private establishments, in metropolitan France and overseas, and 45 communities have joined the adventure! Faced with this success, registrations for the next school year are already open. The awards ceremony for the 2019-2020 promotion will take place on April 8 at 14:30 p.m.
Public finances | 02/04/21
The Caisse des Dépôts saw its net profit divided by three in 2020 The public group Caisse des Dépôts reported Thursday a net profit divided by more than three in 2020, despite sustained activity, a consequence of the Covid crisis which weighed on the activity of its various subsidiaries.
Study / Review / Report | 31/03/21
Public procurement barometer 2020 AdCF / Territory Bank Public procurement was strongly marked by the crisis in 2020: it posted a loss of 16 billion euros compared to 2019, a tonic year of end of mandate, a decrease of 18%. The decrease concerns all public buyers, throughout the national territory. However, it is stronger in the eastern half of the country.
Heritage | 29/03/21
Jean-Jacques Annaud seeks amateur videos of the Notre-Dame fire for a film Accomplished filmmaker is looking for amateur videographers: the director Jean-Jacques Annaud, in the middle of shooting a film on the fire of Notre-Dame de Paris, launched on Monday an appeal to witnesses from all over the world, to send him their videos the evening of the disaster.
Public finances | 26/03/21
Support measures are expected to cost around € 32 billion in 2021 The state should spend 32 billion euros to support the economy in 2021, after a year 2020 which saw the deficit and the debt reach "historic" levels, indicates in an interview with AFP the Minister of Public Accounts Olivier Dussopt, who remains "optimistic" on the recovery.
Ministry of Ecological Transition | Heritage | 26/03/21
Financing agreement for the national public establishment of Mont-Saint-Michel Barbara Pompili, Minister of Ecological Transition, and Roselyne Bachelot-Narquin, Minister of Culture, announce that a new decisive step has been taken with the agreement on funding for the start-up of the national public establishment of Mont-Saint- Michel.
City | 24/03/21
Urban renewal: these suburbs looking for a city center Streets where the inhabitants stroll, meet up, shop ... An ordinary district elsewhere but which makes one dream of modern cities of the Parisian suburbs, built in "slabs" and which today want to change their face in with a more traditional town center.
Housing | 22/03/21
Memorandum of understanding to relaunch the construction of social housing in France The government and social housing actors in France signed a "protocol of commitment" on Friday to build 250.000 social housing units in 2021 and 2022, after 2020 marked by a drop in supply due to the pandemic.
Public finances | 19/03/21
Cost, redundancy, inefficiency: the Court of Auditors pinpoints the chambers of commerce and agriculture The Court of Auditors questioned Thursday the usefulness of the chambers of commerce and industry (CCI) and denounced the unjustified costs and the oversized network of chambers of agriculture, organizations that cost hundreds of millions of euros to taxpayers every year.
Region | 18/03/21
EPTB Seine Grands Lacs renews its flood prevention action program (PAPI) for the Seine and Marne in the Paris region The Flood Prevention Action Program (PAPI) for Seine and Marne in the Paris region is supported by elected officials from 20 local authorities in the region. Launched 6 years ago (2014-2020) with the objective of reducing the consequences of flooding in Île-de-France, led by the EPTB Seine Grands Lacs, the PAPI has made it possible to implement 167 actions in total, involving a budget of 182 million Euros (HT).
Region | 17/03/21
Signing of a relaunch agreement with the Territorial Collectivity of Guyana Adapting infrastructure to demographic development, supporting companies' ecological transition and combating insecurity are among the priorities of the implementation in Guyana of the recovery plan dedicated to overseas territories, according to an agreement signed in Paris.
Housing | 17/03/21
Action Logement will step up the sale of HLMs to their occupants The giant Action Logement announced on Wednesday a "take-off" at the end of the first half of the year for its device dedicated to the block purchase to lessors of social housing, then resold primarily to tenants to facilitate their home ownership.
Housing | 17/03/21
A "guide" proposed to remove the brakes on the renovation of thermal strainers The owners of thermal strainers could benefit from an "attendant" to simplify their renovation journey on a technical and financial level and accelerate the pace of rehabilitations, according to a report produced at the request of the government and presented on Wednesday.
Housing | 15/03/21
The SRU law which imposes a minimum of social housing will be perpetuated beyond 2025 The SRU law, which imposes on municipalities a rate of 20% or 25% of social housing, will be perpetuated beyond 2025, its deadline, announced the Minister of Housing Emmanuelle Wargon in an interview with the Journal du Dimanche.
City | 11/03/21
The Council of Paris votes a Claude-Goasguen place after a heated exchange The Paris Council voted on Wednesday for a place Claude-Goasguen, former minister, deputy and LR mayor of the 2020th arrondissement who died in XNUMX, after a heated exchange between the LR and EELV groups resulting in a suspension of the meeting and a public ballot.
City | 10/03/21
Bordeaux inaugurates its first micro-forest intended to "break the bitumen" The mayor EELV of Bordeaux Pierre Hurmic on Tuesday inaugurated the first micro-forest in the city on a place until then reserved for car parking, an operation "emblematic" of the greening plan led by the new ecological town hall.
Region | 09/03/21
Destruction in Mayotte of 230 homes in a slum in application of the Elan law The prefecture of Mayotte has launched a vast operation of illegal habitat destruction in a slum in the north of the island, which should allow the demolition of 230 huts in three days, the biggest action of its kind since the entry into force of the Élan law in the department.
Heritage | 09/03/21
Ken Follett donates copyright to restore cathedral in France The Welsh writer Ken Follett has offered the full copyright of his story "Notre-Dame" published after the fire in the Parisian cathedral in April 2019 to restore another, a flagship of Gothic architecture in Brittany .
City | 04/03/21
Addressing the sale of the Stade Vélodrome to OM would be "too premature", according to Marseille city hall The question of the sale of the Stade Vélodrome to the Olympique de Marseille (OM) was not discussed during the meeting between the mayor and the American owner of the club, it would have been "too premature", explained the city to AFP Thursday.