Question 2841 — housing

Summary

Ms. Pascale Boyer draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of Territorial Cohesion on the Government's housing strategy and, in particular, on the future of zoning intended to influence measures favoring the construction and renovation of housing. As part of the housing strategy implemented in particular by the 2018 finance bill, the renewal of the “Pinel” rental investment system is concentrated on so-called tense zones, excluding zones B2 and C (article 39 PLF). To the extent that this tax reduction provided for in article 199 novovicies of the CGI has contributed to the recovery of the real estate market which is still in its infancy in the Hautes-Alpes (zones B2 and C), the specific housing needs still justify, at least in an exceptional manner, the application of the “Pinel” system. Furthermore, the zoning intended for guide housing policies must be updated at least every three years, in accordance with article R. 304-1 of the construction and housing code. In rural areas, and in particular in mountain areas, medium-sized towns, today often classified as B2 like Gap and Briançon in the Hautes-Alpes, drain the entire department. They play a determining role in attractiveness of the territory. She therefore wishes to know if, within the framework of the plan for medium-sized towns announced for 2018 by the Minister of Territorial Cohesion, the updating of zoning will allow medium-sized towns in mountain areas to benefit from the “Pinel” system with a view to better territorialization of the housing strategy.

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