Is it legal to rent so small (and so dear)?

Charlotte has lived for five years in nine square meters in Paris. She pays rent of 495 euros charges included per month. Does this seem expensive to you? And yet… © Capital/Freepik – In the case of a civil code lease, more flexible than a classic housing lease, there is no rent ceiling in Paris. Save save receive the rental real estate alerts everything that is small is cute. This proverb applies perfectly to the Parisian apartment in Charlotte, nicely furnished and a surface of … nine square meters. The 27 -year -old woman has lived in this good room for five years, in the heart of the 8th arrondissement. Incredible but true, the toilets are not on the level but in the shower room of the “studio” of Charlotte, she shows in a video broadcast on the raw media. No sink on the other hand, just a handwlave, in which Charlotte also makes dishes because she does not have a kitchen. “The bowls must not be too large, it does not enter the handwashing!”, She laughs. To cook, the girl has portable cooking plates and a microwave, that’s all. The tiny space of her accommodation, Charlotte learned to optimize it: “I am sometimes asked for advice for putting an apartment!” In nine square meters, it obviously does not have a bedroom but a bed on the mezzanine, under the velux. “It quickly becomes hell in summer, it’s very hot,” she said. To take a “fresh air” bowl, Charlotte rose to the roof of the building, from where she has a “super view of the Eiffel Tower”. Certainly but we can do better in terms of security … To read also: housing at the DPE G: The Senate softens the rental ban, even for the houses nine square meters, the legal minimum for pellet first, is it very legal to rent nine square meters as a residential room? “Yes, renting nine square meters is legal, it is really the minimum authorized, provided that the accommodation also offers 2.20 meters in ceiling”, replies to Capital Dan Adler, founder and CEO of the Ferla real estate agency network, in Paris. This very small nest, for which she pays a monthly rent of 495 euros included, Charlotte obtained it when she earned less than 1 000 that alternating. And, despite the narrowness of the premises, she does not resolve to leave him, so much finding a rental in Paris is the obstacle course. Especially when you work in freelance: “I have never had a stable job, with a permanent contract”, underlines the young woman. Read also: what is the “civil code lease”, this rental contract that suits certain owners? Housing lease or Civil Code all, nearly 500 euros of rent for nine square meters, or 55 euros per square meter, it seems a lot. Especially opposite the median rent (excluding charges, however) in Paris, which stands at 25.7 euros per square meter, according to the rent observatory. “It may seem expensive, but several things come into play. If it is a classic housing lease, there is a framework of rents in Paris, so the amount per square meter must not exceed a ceiling, unless it is justified by a clear view or rare services, which must be clearly mentioned in the lease,” explains Dan Adler. On the other hand, in the case of a civil code lease, much more flexible than conventional leases, “concluded for example for a second home, there is no rent ceiling, the owner can therefore freely fix his amount,” continues the real estate agent. And to add: “We cannot compare all the service rooms between them: a room on the sixth floor without elevator, with a poorly maintained service staircase, it is not at all the same thing as a room in a condominium with lift, common areas redone, and a real clear view. These details can justify a significant price difference for the same surface. ” Charlotte admits that she could find larger and cheaper by crossing the device. But “the suburbs, I know, I prefer to be in the middle of the metro at the foot of the metro”. >> Real estate prices and rents in 100 cities in France (Capital/FNAIM/CLAMUME indicator) Receive our latest news every week your appointment with real estate news. (tagstotranslate) rental real estate

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