Question 15064 — housing

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Ms. Sandrine Runel draws the attention of the Minister of Cities and Housing to the maintenance of social housing in France. Today, the HLM park houses around 10.4 million people, or 15% of households in France. The provision of low-cost housing allows many people to find accommodation according to their means and in housing that meets their needs. This essential housing must absolutely be preserved and developed. However, on several occasions, the MP was contacted by social housing tenants who informed her of worrying housing conditions. The MP was thus able to directly observe the presence of pests, poor maintenance of common areas, water damage in apartments linked to waterproofing problems and regular elevator breakdowns, in particular. These returns from tenants are of particular concern, as social landlords have a legal obligation to guarantee the health of the housing they rent. However, in the aforementioned situations, tenants are unable to make themselves heard by landlords, many of whom do not respond to requests and thus do not guarantee their tenant the right to healthy and functional housing. So, she asks him what measures it intends to put in place to guarantee the good maintenance of social housing and how it intends to monitor compliance with standards and laws by social landlords and what sanctions will be applied to landlords not respecting the law.

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