Question 15272 — housing

Summary

Mr. Patrick Vignal alerts the Minister to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities, responsible for cities and housing, on the flaws in the current legislative and regulatory framework for sales in a future state of completion (VEFA). As an illustration, although a large number of our fellow citizens purchase housing off plan, in 2017, around a third of housing purchased off plan are affected by delivery delays. This is without taking into account the numerous reservations which slow down and postpone the latter's habitation at the time of delivery (absence of water or heating for example). These findings are undoubtedly the result of insufficiently strict supervision of the completion and progress of this work. Furthermore, current legislation authorizes promoters to deliver housing with a surface area up to 5% smaller than that purchased, without any financial compensation. Once again, consumer protection in this market is undermined. Consequently, numerous disputes relating to sales in a future state of completion (VEFA) arise. Therefore, he asks him if a possible revision of the legislative and regulatory framework for the sale in future state of completion of off-plan housing is planned to overcome these previously described flaws.

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