Apart from the obligation to change use in large cities, in the inner suburbs of Paris and in the municipalities which have decided to apply it, few constraints weigh, for the moment, on holders of seasonal rentals.
In co-ownership, however, remember to reread the regulations.
“In buildings whose destination is so-called bourgeois (for residential use, Editor's note) or for mixed use, we sometimes find clauses prohibiting tourist rental.
But these clauses would not be valid in a building comprising only commercial premises,” specifies Ganaëlle Soussens, lawyer in Paris, specializing in real estate law.
Also remember to notify your home insurer of your tourist rental project.
If you rent furnished accommodation for use as your main residence, the regulations cannot, however, prohibit you from this activity.
“This extremely rare clause can be found in certain very dated documents.
But the owner would easily obtain…
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