Putting accommodation on the seasonal rental market requires complex and, sometimes, expensive formalities.
Indeed, renting furnished accommodation to a passing clientele who does not take up residence there legally constitutes a
“change of use”
.
In municipalities with more than 200,000 inhabitants and those in the departments of Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis and Val-de-Marne, this change is subject to authorization.
Please note, this requirement can be found elsewhere, when the mayor or municipal council has decided on it.
In Paris, Lyon and Marseille, prior authorization may be subject to compensation.
This then involves transforming a real estate asset that initially had another use (office, business, etc.) into a home, which increases the cost of the operation.
Conversely, a home, even if rented furnished, equipped and occupied as a main residence, remains considered accommodation.
In this case, no such action is required
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