Question 2072 — housing

Summary

Mr. Jean-Jacques Gaultier draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy and Finance to the consequences of compensating rent reductions by social landlords as part of the reform and reduction of APLs. In the Vosges, the 3 social landlords estimate that a drop of 60 euros on average per month in rents benefiting from the APL would generate a loss of more than 9 million euros in resources, which necessarily threatens the economic and social model of their different structures and poses the problem of social housing in the department. For the largest lessor which manages 17,000 housing units, 53% of which benefit from the APL, this would be a loss of 11% of its current revenue, or 6.2 million euros and 31 million over the entire five-year term. Of the 56 million euros in rent it receives per year, 30 million are reinvested in construction works. construction, rehabilitation, upgrading as part of the energy transition, access to mobility, improvement of the living environment. Nine hundred full-time equivalents participate. Such a measure would penalize those who house the poorest residents, knowing that in 2016, 7 out of 10 tenants of public housing offices had incomes close to or below the poverty line. It would also penalize tenants since their living conditions will be degraded due to lack of maintenance work. Social landlords are important contractors for construction. In the Vosges, over the years 2014-2017, the 3 social landlords represent 40% of public procurement calls for tender. At the national level, 20 billion euros per year of work is entrusted to large groups, small businesses and craftsmen. This reform will reduce the investment capacity of social landlords and therefore weaken an entire economic sector with a drop in growth, a drop in tax revenues, a drop in VAT, a drop in job offers, a drop in energy renovation. He therefore asks him to please consider the negative effects and what his intentions are on this matter.

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