Question 16014 — housing

Summary

Mr. Jean-Pierre Taite draws the attention of the Minister of Towns and Housing to the effectiveness of the current system for processing rental arrears, particularly for individual landlords in rural areas. Despite the initiation of the procedures provided for by law - order to pay by justice commissioner, referral to the commission for the coordination of actions to prevent evictions (CCAPEX), information from the CAF -, Many owners note the absence of effective resumption of payments and delays which can extend over several months or even years. If the protection of tenants in real difficulty constitutes an essential principle, certain testimonies report situations where behavior clearly in bad faith persists without any real dissuasive effect, economically weakening owners who nevertheless contribute to the supply. rental in territories where this is already limited. This situation discourages owners who may choose to turn to short-term rental platforms. This penalizes honest tenants who find it increasingly difficult to find housing. Consequently, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to improve coordination between CAF, CCAPEX and judicial authorities, to reduce processing times. processing of procedures, to strengthen the prevention of unpaid debts and finally to provide greater security for small landlords in order to preserve the balance of the rental relationship and the supply of private housing.

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