For companies
Corporate housing in Paris: from request to the employee's arrival
Request, 48-hour selection, company contract and invoice, arrival: the full process for housing an employee in Paris, plus companies' most common questions.
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For companies
Assignment extended, cut short or moved: which flexible housing for an employee in Paris?
Assignment extended, project stopped, employee replaced: what mobility leases, standard leases, hotels and managed apartments allow, and their legal limits.
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For companies
Hotel, traditional lease, or managed apartment: how to choose when housing an employee in Paris
Hotel, traditional lease or managed furnished apartment: a criterion-by-criterion comparison grid for housing an employee in Paris, and the questions to ask.
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Advice
Squat: the real risk for a Paris apartment, and what a lease with an operator changes
The 2023 anti-squat law, the real risk for an apartment entrusted to an operator, and what a guaranteed-rent contract provides. Facts, no “zero risk” promise.
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Comparison
Guaranteed rent in Paris: tourist subletting or professional tenants — the question to ask before you sign
In comparison guides, guaranteed rent is filed alongside Airbnb offers. Yet the same term covers two opposite businesses. The question to ask before signing, and six checks.
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Guide
Furnished rental: the official list of required furniture (and the risk of reclassification)
A furnished rental isn't just an apartment with a few pieces of furniture: the law sets a precise list of 11 items, and if even one is missing, the lease can be requalified as an unfurnished rental.
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For companies
Employee transferred to Paris: what temporary housing and relocation budget in 2026?
An employee is transferred to Paris: temporary accommodation for up to 9 months, relocation costs, a mobility lease (bail mobilité). The 2026 Urssaf ceilings and the contracts available.
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Advice
Visale guarantee in 2026: what it really covers for a Paris property owner
Visale is free and has no deductible, but it comes with conditions, a rent ceiling and limits. What Visale itself says, with the rules in force since January 6, 2026.
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For companies
Renting your apartment to a company in Paris: corporate lease or employee lease?
Lease in the company's name or the employee's? Civil Code, the 1989 Law, mobility lease: the differences, and the points to check before renting your apartment to a company.
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For companies
Housing an employee on assignment in Paris: furnished apartment or hotel, what budget to plan for in 2026?
Hotel or furnished apartment for an employee on assignment in Paris? The 2026 Urssaf ceilings for comparison, the contracts available and the questions to ask.
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Regulation
Rent control: what happens on November 25, 2026?
The rent control experiment ends on November 25, 2026 unless a new law is passed. Where does the Senate stand, what are the scenarios, and what should you do in the meantime?
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Taxation
LMNP 2027: the bill caps depreciation at €7,000 per year — what that changes in Paris
The 2027 Finance Bill (PLF) does not abolish LMNP (non-professional furnished landlord status): it caps depreciation at 2.5% and €7,000 a year. What the text says, and what is still to be voted on.
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Regulation
New model lease from October 1, 2026: what owners must change
Since October 1, 2026, the standard rental contract templates have changed: mandatory termination clause (clause résolutoire), optional clauses, primary residence. What to check before signing.
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Guide
Renting out your Paris apartment for the first time: the step-by-step guide
From choosing the lease to signing it, including the rent and the tenant's application file: every step before you put an apartment up for rent in Paris.
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Advice
Rent receipts: landlord obligations and the template to know
When to issue it, what it must contain, how it differs from an ordinary receipt: the landlord's most commonplace document is also the one that protects them best.
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Advice
Non-occupant landlord insurance (PNO): is it really mandatory?
A vacant apartment between two tenants, a poorly insured tenant, damage to the structure of your own unit: what non-occupant landlord insurance (PNO) really covers, and when it becomes a must for a Paris landlord.
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Guide
Annual rent review (IRL): how to apply it without mistakes
Indexation clause, anniversary date, reference quarter, notice to the tenant: the six checks that keep you from losing a year of rent review.
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Guide
Flatshare (shared tenancy) in Paris: single lease or individual leases?
One contract signed by everyone with a joint-liability clause, or one lease per room: what each option changes for departures, unpaid rent and day-to-day management.
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Comparison
Which lease should you choose based on the tenant profile you're targeting?
Unfurnished, furnished or mobility lease: each contract suits a specific profile. A guide to choosing the right one before you put your apartment up for rent, not after.
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Regulation
Co-ownership and furnished rentals: what the co-ownership rules can prohibit
"Bourgeois occupancy" clause, ban on tourist furnished rentals, mixed use: what the co-ownership rules really say, and what they cannot forbid.
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Taxation
Property tax and renting: what a landlord needs to plan for
It remains your responsibility even when the apartment is vacant, it can go up without anything changing on your end, and it weighs on your actual return. How to anticipate it rather than simply endure it.
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Advice
Finding a new tenant quickly in Paris: the step-by-step process
Every week of vacancy costs you rent. From notice to key handover, the complete process for a fast re-letting in Paris — without slashing the rent or choosing the wrong candidate.
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Guide
Security deposit: amount, refund deadlines and permitted deductions
The top source of disputes at the end of a lease: how much to ask for, what the amount really covers, what you can withhold and how to justify it, so you don't pay out more than you would have kept.
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Regulation
Rental permit in Paris: when does it apply to you?
Prior authorization or simple declaration: the scheme doesn't apply everywhere or to every dwelling. How to tell whether your address is covered, and what it costs to ignore it.
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Guide
Rental yield in Paris: how to calculate it (and improve it)
Gross, net, net-net: the three layers of the calculation, the mistakes that skew the result and the levers you can really act on in a market where rent is capped and the purchase price is a given.
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Advice
Managing your Paris apartment remotely when you live abroad
Time difference, technical emergencies, selecting a tenant sight unseen, non-resident taxation: what makes remote rental management so difficult, and the three real options to stop enduring it.
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Regulation
Tourist furnished rentals in Paris: what changes for owners
Registration, a cap on rental nights, change of use, co-ownership, taxation, energy: the framework has tightened significantly. What a Paris owner must check before renting short-term.
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Market
The Paris rental market in 2026: key figures to know
Two-thirds of Paris's rental supply has disappeared since 2021, demand remains above its pre-crisis level and rents remain held down. What these figures change for a landlord.
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Market
Professional subletting: opportunity or trap for the landlord?
An operator leases your apartment and then hands it over to other occupants. What the lease must provide for, the five underestimated risks, and how this differs from a lease signed directly with an operator.
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Guide
Move-in and move-out inspections for a furnished rental: the owner's guide
Furniture inventory, photos, wear and tear, security deposit deductions: the method that prevents nearly all end-of-lease disputes in furnished rentals.
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Regulation
Energy performance certificate (DPE) and renovation work: what are the requirements to rent in Paris in 2026?
The energy performance certificate (DPE) has become a condition for access to the rental market. What to check before renting, which renovations to prioritize, and what co-ownership changes in Paris.
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Advice
Inheriting an apartment in Paris: have it managed rather than sell it?
Selling is often the default choice — distance, joint ownership (indivision), renovation work — when what really holds the owner back is execution, not the property's value. The four questions that bring out the right option.
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Advice
Overwhelmed owner: what a rental concierge service actually does for you
The real list of tasks that move from your side to the manager's — getting it rented, administration, unexpected issues, tenant move-out — and those that remain your responsibility regardless.
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Comparison
Management mandate or lease to an operator: two ways to be completely hands-off
Two contracts, one promise — but with one, someone manages in your place, and with the other, they become your tenant. What this really changes for your income, tenant selection and getting your property back.
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Advice
Delegating the management of your apartment: 7 questions to ask before handing over the keys
Agency, rental concierge service or guaranteed-rent operator: the checklist that reveals, in a single meeting, what the contract really covers — and what it leaves to you.
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Guide
How much does rental management in Paris really cost?
Fees, getting it rented, insurance, renovation work — and above all the two items that appear on no invoice and often weigh more than all the rest.
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Comparison
Having your Paris apartment managed: agency, rental concierge service, or guaranteed-rent operator?
Three ways to stop dealing with your Paris property yourself, compared on the only criterion that truly matters: who bears the risk when things go wrong.
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FAQ
Unpaid rent, damage, empty apartment: what changes with guaranteed rent
Four questions that come up in nearly every conversation with a hesitant owner, with straight answers — no detours, and no promise we couldn't keep.
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Advice
How much guaranteed rent for your Paris apartment?
Precise location, layout, condition, furnished or unfurnished, length of commitment: the criteria that truly drive the guaranteed fixed rent an operator can commit to paying each month.
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Advice
Hesitant about renting out in Paris? The 5 fears that delay putting your apartment up for rent
Unpaid rent, damage, loss of control, misuse of the property, management burden: the five fears that block owners from renting, and what really defuses them.
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Advice
Vacancy in Paris: the real cost for an owner
A month without a tenant costs more than a missed rent payment: co-ownership charges, property tax, mortgage payments and refurbishment costs keep adding up. The full calculation, and how to eliminate it.
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Guide
Selling a rented apartment in Paris: the 2026 how-to guide
Occupied or vacant sale, pre-emption right, possible discount — and why an apartment already rented to a solvent professional can sell faster, not cheaper.
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Comparison
Renting out a room on Airbnb in Paris: the real profitability calculation
Listed prices, real occupancy rate, cleaning costs, management time and the legal framework for tourist furnished rentals: what the nightly rate never shows, and why the gap with guaranteed rent is smaller than it looks.
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Regulation
Renting your apartment to a company by the week or by the day: what the law says
Invoicing a company doesn't take you out of the tourist furnished rental regime: what matters is the duration. Ordinary-law lease, change of use, co-ownership, VAT — the legal boundary explained simply, and the structure that holds up in Paris.
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Guide
Mobility lease in Paris: the owner's guide for 2026
One to ten months, non-renewable, no security deposit: the mobility lease is the most flexible contract in rental law. Duration, eligible profiles, one-month notice, real benefits and management pitfalls — everything a Paris landlord should know before signing it.
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Comparison
Unpaid-rent insurance (GLI) or guaranteed rent: which should you choose in 2026?
Unpaid-rent insurance (GLI) reimburses you after rent goes unpaid; guaranteed rent pays you every month, whether the apartment is occupied or not. Costs, eligibility conditions, ceilings, payout times: the complete comparison for securing the income from your Paris apartment.
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Regulation
Rent control in Paris: the owner's guide for 2026
Reference rent, rent supplement, penalties for exceeding the cap… and the rentals that legally escape it. Everything a Paris owner needs to know to stay compliant without sacrificing their return.
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Complete guide
Guaranteed rent in Paris: how does it really work?
You've heard of guaranteed rent but don't know exactly what it means for you as an owner? This complete guide explains the mechanism, the benefits, the pitfalls to avoid and what you should demand from your provider.
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Taxation
Taxation of furnished rentals in Paris: LMNP, actual-expenses regime and tax optimization in 2026
LMNP, micro-BIC (simplified tax regime) or actual-expenses regime? The taxation of short-term furnished rentals is often misunderstood. Here are the key points for paying less tax while staying within the rules.
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Comparison
Furnished or unfurnished rental in Paris: which should you choose in 2026?
Yield, flexibility, taxation, rental risks… Each option has its advantages. We compare the two models to help you make the most profitable decision for your situation.
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Market
Who are the professionals who rent apartments in Paris for a few weeks?
Lawyers on assignment, consultants on the road, expatriate executives… This tenant segment is demanding, solvent and low-risk. A portrait of a clientele that owners often underestimate.
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