Alain Dinin, CEO of Nexity, knows the real estate world very well. He heads the first real estate developer in France. Founded in 2000, the company generated 4.5 billion euros in turnover in 2019, for more than 21,000 reserved housing units. He knows that housing is in a very complicated situation.
"Instead of the 400,000 homes that should have been built in 2020 and 2021, only 300,000 lots will be put into production," he said. However, he considers that built housing is equivalent to two permanent jobs. One hundred thousand less, that's 200,000 jobs destroyed. Alain Dinin therefore offers a recovery plan, like many players in the sector. That of Nexity is out of place: it does not necessarily require a sharp increase in public spending, but rather a transformation of the housing policy. This plan is based on five main measures that could be implemented quickly.
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