Individuals - Real Estate - Page 6

Patio, pergola, green space… In a condominium, many improvements require a vote at a general meeting, even for areas designated for private use. R...

Second homes, company housing, business stays… Civil leases, which were long considered a niche option, are becoming a fixture in the Parisian rental market. Behind this...

Rent freezes, lower resale values, rental bans: owning a home rated F or G is no longer just an energy-efficiency issue—it’s a...

The Jeanbrun scheme is attractive because of its tax benefits for unfurnished rentals. However, the recapture of depreciation upon resale could transform...

The 2026 Finance Act introduces a change to real estate taxation: for the first time, a depreciation mechanism applies to unfurnished rentals. B...

Luxury real estate is not an absolute concept: it is always measured relative to the local market. Green-Acres’ Bonne Fortune 2025 Observatory provides figures...

Estate planning is not just a matter of taxes. It involves the careful organization of one's assets, which helps protect...

A major change—one that has largely gone unnoticed—is on the horizon in the world of regulated savings. Starting in March, the Home Savings Plan (PEL...

This is one of the most controversial measures in the 2026 budget bill. The government is imposing a 20% tax on certain assets held by...

Purchase discounts, regulatory requirements, resale liquidity: the energy efficiency of housing is now emerging as a key determinant...

Long marginalized, private rental investors are once again becoming a key player in housing policy. Introduced by the finance bill for...

Faced with a mountain of rental regulations, the civil lease is appealing to some landlords seeking contractual freedom. This apparent solution backfires...