Question 836 — co-ownership

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Mr. Frédéric Falcon alerts the Minister of Housing and Urban Renewal to the obligation for condominiums to equip themselves with an individual heating meter when it is collective. In fact, he requests that clarification be provided regarding the cumulative standards of technical possibility and economic profitability, provided for by law to impose such equipment on co-ownerships. The same goes for the heating cost allocators. The MP requests that the same details be provided to him regarding devices for individualizing cooling costs, as those previously requested regarding devices for individualizing heating costs and distributors. Also, he requests that the reasons preventing an expansion of the legal conditions allowing derogation from this obligation be clarified. of individualization. The MP requests that the same details be provided to him regarding devices for individualizing cooling costs, as those previously requested regarding devices for individualizing heating costs. Finally, while only a little more than a third of the 4 million co-ownership housing units concerned by this measure appear today to be equipped with individualization devices for heating costs and despite the threats of heavy penalties, he asks whether the resulting infringement of property rights as well as these sanctions will be reduced, given the difficulties of installing these individual heating meters in order to adapt the French real estate stock to arbitrary European standards. He requests that the same details be provided to him concerning the devices for individualizing cooling costs, than those requested previously concerning devices for individualizing heating costs.

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