Question 14498 — housing

Summary

Ms. Andrée Taurinya alerts the Minister of Cities and Housing to the incomprehensible increase in rental charges for residential buildings managed by the social housing enterprise (ESH) Alliade Habitat. The MP has already been contacted on several occasions by tenants of Alliade Habitat, a social landlord claiming significant rental charges which they consider to be undue. Indeed, at the end of 2025, tenants received a reminder of charges for the year 2023 amounting to several thousand euros for some, amounts that are disproportionate compared to the income of the residents of these social housing units. These sums of money, claimed by the lessor without any anticipation or sufficient explanation provided, leave the tenants anxiously awaiting the fate that will be reserved for them. Alliade Habitat benefits as a social landlord from State facilities, which is why the MP is requesting the intervention of the Minister to remind the landlord of his role: the provision of dignified housing at moderate rent and the social support necessary to protect tenants from precariousness. To date, the social landlord has not given sufficient explanations to the tenants, failing in its basic duty of transparency on the justification of the charges claimed under article 23 of law no. 89-462 of July 6, 1989 tending to improve rental relations and amending law no. 86-1290 of December 23, 1986. Numerous inconsistencies remain regarding the calculation of the amounts in question, these being able to be linked to the recurring problems of maintenance and regular water leaks present in the premises. The deputy asks the minister to want to remind Alliade Habitat to assume its responsibilities by offering solutions to support tenants by allowing them to renegotiate the amount of charges so that common ground can be found. If the lessor persists in failing to fulfill its obligation of transparency, the MP asks the Minister to kindly mobilize the decentralized services of the regional directorate for the environment, planning and Housing (DREAL) and the Departmental Territorial Directorate (DDT) to initiate an administrative investigation into these accounting malfunctions. The MP also questions the Minister about the possibility of opening deferred access to temporary measures to help tenants pay their energy bills in this context. The end of the distribution of energy aid from the Action Logement Fund on March 31, 2025 is directly at issue here, as it cannot currently be mobilized to meet energy expenditure corresponding to the previous eligible period. Preventing tenants from accessing this assistance would cause an unacceptable breach of equality which the Minister is asked to remedy to the extent that the late establishment of charges by Alliade Habitat cannot be attributable to them. She wants to know her intentions on these different points.

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