Reserved for subscribers
According to the purchasing power bill, the annual increase cannot exceed 3.5%. And also: insurance fraud has doubled in one year.
Published on
Link copied
Copy link
Landlords are holding their breath. If passed as it stands, the bill on purchasing power that the government of Elisabeth Borne is preparing to present to the Council of Ministers, then to Parliament, would allow them to increase rents up to 3.5% to take inflation into account. This increase is lower than what the law allows today. This authorizes landlords to raise rents within the limit of changes in the rent reference index (IRL) corresponding to the quarter in which the lease was signed. Thus, a lessor who signed the lease between January and March must refer to the evolution of the index from 1er trimester. Calculated from the average, over the last twelve months, of the evolution of consumer prices…
sp
Comment
You can no longer react to articles following the submission of contributions that do not comply with the moderation charter of Le Point.