The civil code lease, much more flexible than the classic lease, does not provide for a minimum duration or notice period. A few weeks before the start of the student year, rental housing advertisements specifying “civil code lease only” are multiplying. We take a look at the specificities of this lease and its limits. On … Read more
The market is becoming more and more favorable for buyers. In his last report The Bank of France observes “a clear rebound” of the production of real estate loans. While banks had been granting fewer and fewer real estate loans for about two years, the trend seems to have reversed since last April, when the … Read more
Rosa Romero never thought she would one day be evicted from her modest home near a beach in Salvador. But the real estate boom and tourism, the fruit of the government’s anti-gang crusade, have pushed her into a corner. Like her, in El Higueron, 175 kilometers southeast of the capital San Salvador, hundreds of poor … Read more
The buildings in the Olympic Village that will host Olympic and Paralympic athletes during the Paris 2024 Games will be converted into apartments next year. Already available for sale, they are struggling to find buyers. Time for the reconversion of the athletes village will soon ring. Following the Paralympic Games, which will be held in … Read more
Designed to help reduce our energy consumption and finance the ecological transition on a national scale, the energy savings certificates (CEE) system is issued by energy suppliers (gas, fuel oil, electricity, etc.). It requires them to actively promote energy efficiency to their customers and offer assistance to finance their energy renovation project. In addition to … Read more