Question 11024 — housing: aid and loans

Summary

Mr. Pierrick Courbon draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the ineligibility of buildings constituted as a cooperative civil society with variable capital for the main aid for energy renovation. Several collective buildings, particularly in urban areas, have adopted this legal form to organize the cooperative and solidarity management of their building. However, these structures are not eligible for aid schemes such as MaPrimeRénov' Copropriété or even aid from Anah. Likewise, the support systems provided by local authorities often do not take these specific structures into consideration. While four million main residences are thermal sieves, this exclusion constitutes a major obstacle for individuals who would like to collectively undertake work important energy renovation of their building. Without public funding, such work cannot be carried out, to the detriment of households who will continue to live in thermal sieves. Also, he asks if the Government is considering adapting the regulatory texts in order to allow buildings in cooperative civil companies with variable capital to benefit from aid for energy renovation in the same conditions as traditional co-ownerships.

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