Question 12335 — real estate professions and activities

Summary

Ms. Sandrine Nosbé questions the Minister of Cities and Housing on the conditions for implementing private housing schemes agreed with the National Housing Agency and their effects on the economic balance between real estate professionals. Indeed, many real estate professionals, particularly from small and medium-sized independent agencies, are warning of a growing distortion of competition between agencies working regularly on approved housing and those operating exclusively on the free rental market. Several alerts to this effect have been notified to the MP within her constituency in Isère. In practice, certain real estate agencies, often backed by large networks or having close institutional relationships with local authorities and State services, seem to benefit privileged access to approved schemes, flows of assisted housing, as well as recurring guidance of owners by local public actors. This situation fuels the feeling, for these non-contracted real estate agents, that this situation would indirectly contribute to consolidating dominant economic positions, to the detriment of small independent structures, which are nevertheless essential to the network. territorial and proximity to residents. Furthermore, the absence of a clear legal status governing the intervention of real estate intermediaries in approved housing fuels confusion among professionals and raises the question of transparency, equal access to public systems and equitable use of public resources. Thus, she asks him if the Government has an evaluation of the impact of ANAH agreement systems on competition between real estate agencies. If the answer is negative, does the Government intend to implement such an evaluation? Also, she asks whether guarantees exist to ensure equal access for professionals, particularly small independent agencies, to information, partnerships and systems linked to approved housing, in a process of clarification and supervision of the role of real estate intermediaries.

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