Question 11981 — housing

Summary

Mr. Lionel Vuibert draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the financial difficulties encountered by low-income tenants when they leave housing agreed with the National Housing Agency (ANAH), within the framework of agreements providing for very social or social rents. When an owner signs an agreement with the ANAH to rent accommodation with a rent capped at a very social level or social, it undertakes to respect rent ceilings lower than those of the market and to rent to households whose resources do not exceed certain thresholds, in return for tax advantages such as the tax reduction linked to the “Loc'Avantages” system. These agreements aim to promote access to affordable housing for low-income groups and to contribute to the subsidized housing stock. However, the method of payment of rents provided for by these agreements in cases of very social or social rent generally imposes payment in arrears, that is to say at the end of the month or after the occupancy period. This rule can create a significant financial burden for tenants at the time of their residential mobility: they must in fact simultaneously assume the security deposit, the first rent payable in advance for their new accommodation, as well as the last rent due for the subsidized accommodation left. For low-income households, these accumulations often represent several months of rent, which constitutes a barrier to mobility and can weaken their situation despite respecting their rental commitments. In this context, he asks what regulatory developments or adaptations to the ANAH standard conventions the Government is considering, in order to better secure the routes. residential properties of the low-income tenants concerned, for example by studying the possibility of aligning the terms of rent payment with common law (payment over time due), or by other measures aimed at reducing the effects of financial accumulation upon the departure of tenants, while preserving the objectives of access to affordable housing.

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