Question 14690 — housing

Summary

Mrs. Catherine Jaouen draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion to the question of the distribution of investment in the construction of new social housing as well as in the rehabilitation of aging and unsanitary housing. Indeed, the MP underlines that within her constituency, the city of Avignon remains particularly affected by a questioning divide between, on the one hand, a massive investment devoted to the construction of new social housing and, on the other hand, complete unsanitary conditions of other housing. The MP recalls that these accommodations frequently house large families, sometimes single parents, as well as elderly people, whose living areas are also poorly served by public transport. These premises often do not have elevators, they are sometimes an obstacle to the social mobility of seniors. Also, the maintenance of these buildings being almost non-existent, these tenants are forced to live in conditions of humidity within their own rooms, lack of insulation, water infiltration, thereby leading to daily discomfort and compromised health. The concrete example that can be raised from the La Cabrière district, in which a retired couple resides whose partner is disabled, living on the seventh floor of a building whose elevators regularly break down and whose apartment windows were perforated for several months by Kalashnikov shots, revealing the proven lack of maintenance and security in these accommodations. Despite these worrying and constantly increasing situations, the Grand Delta Habitat organization in Avignon seems to be located in a logic of massive construction of new housing, not taking into account the imperative of rehabilitation of pre-existing social housing. It is distressing to note the absence of a guideline from the Government regarding the issues of rehabilitation of unsanitary and aging social housing. The “energy renovation and heavy rehabilitation project for social housing” implemented by the Government in 2021 will not concerns in fact only "the housing envelope", without taking into consideration the unsanitary interior of these apartments to which fellow citizens are forced to resign themselves. Faced with this challenge, is the extension of this system to the rehabilitation of the interior of these homes a possible response? Furthermore limiting the construction of new buildings. She wants to know his opinion on the subject.

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