It is a non-measure that will make noise. Premier Elisabeth Borne presented on Monday the government's measures to support the housing sector. One point is causing tension among almost all housing professionals: the non-extension of a support measure. Matignon has announced the end, in 2025, of Pinel, this tax system intended to support both new real estate and rental supply. It allows you to benefit from a tax reduction when you buy a home for rent. This is a shock, because the world of real estate development, construction and private rental has been built on such a device for several decades.
The first measure of this type, the Méhaignerie law, dates from 1984. Since then, a system of this type has always existed, each time bearing the name of the Minister of Housing who inspired it: Périssol, Besson, Scellier, Duflot and Pinel. The terms and amount of benefits have varied, but the philosophy has always been...
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