A joint study between MeilleursAgents and SeLoger shows that in 2021, 12.9% of properties put up for sale were energy sieves. They are also lower prices, which take into account the work to come.
For several months, the real estate market has been wondering about the consequences of the entry into force of the new DPE. Indeed, according to the terms of the recent Climate and Resilience law, to encourage owners to carry out work in poorly rated housing, an audit is now mandatory for properties classified F and G (then E in 2025 and D in 2034). This audit will list the improvements to be undertaken during a sale or rental. Without compliance, rented properties, rent increases will be prohibited from 2022 for classified F and G housing. Worse, these properties can no longer be offered for rental if work is not carried out from ) and 2034 (E).
And obviously, the French anticipate this chance which concerns between 5 and 7million housing units according to figures from the Minister of Ecological Transition. A joint study between MeilleursAgents and SeLoger, quoted by BFM TV, shows that in 2021, 12.9% of properties offered for sale were energy strainers. They are also lower prices, which take into account the work to come.
Lower prices
Thus, a property whose ECD is F or G sees its sale price drop by 6.7% compared to a C, D or E. An apartment class F or G with ECD sells, on average, 13% less expensive than if it is labeled A or B. As for the discount suffered by an energy-intensive house, it reaches up to -17%, specifies the study.
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Nevertheless, in France, the rise in real estate prices for thermal sieves is 2% while it reaches 5.7% for other goods. And Paris, the old one was often well located, the prices remain very high.