Objectif-Renta

Quelles réformes pour l'immobilier à Paris et en France ?

This discussion addresses the perceived unfairness of a "slave office worker" in Paris paying €1200 per month for a 20m² apartment, a question prompted by a viewer's comment regarding Airbnb rentals at similar prices. The speaker, presenting an ideal political program for Paris and France, outlines a vision that stands in stark contrast to current policies, particularly those of the new Parisian mayor who reportedly favors requisitioning more housing. The speaker acknowledges that this program is a "dream" as the majority of French people, being "left-leaning," would likely reject it. However, if such a program were adopted, the speaker pledges to return to France and assume the role of Paris's new mayor. The speaker challenges the notion that €1200 for a 20m² studio in Paris is too expensive, noting that 20m² is considered a good size in Paris, where studios can start at 13m². He suggests that tenants always have the option, though not legal, of simply stopping rent payments, as it typically takes one to two years to evict a tenant, often resulting in the landlord negotiating and even paying the tenant to leave. He states that if his tenants stopped paying, he would immediately offer to pay them to vacate.