Seasonal rental in France: The economic and social impact
In the French property market, holiday lettings occupy a prime position, and the figures are impressive. Join us as we explore the economic and social impact of this fast-growing industry.
Key figures
Seasonal rental in France does more than just provide temporary accommodation for travellers. With 41,000 sustainable local jobs, an economic contribution of €2 billion, more than 10 million passengers by 2023, and €35 million in tourist taxes, this industry is a key driver of the local economy.
The SPLM report by Marie Pistinier
These figures come from the latest report by the Syndicat des Professionnels de la Location Meublée (SPLM), headed by Marie Pistinier. This report, the result of an in-depth survey of SPLM members, partners and counterparts, provides a clear picture of the impact of holiday lettings on our regions.
The importance of seasonal rental
Figures aside, holiday lettings play a vital role in promoting tourism and local development. It creates stable jobs, generates income for local communities and contributes to the economic vitality of tourist regions.
Challenges and opportunities
However, despite its obvious advantages, holiday lettings face regulatory and political challenges. Discussions in the Senate on the regulation of this sector raise crucial questions about its future. It is essential to strike a balance between the growth of the industry and protecting the interests of local residents.
Vers une réglementation équilibrée
Il est temps que les acteurs de l’industrie de la location saisonnière unissent leurs voix pour promouvoir une réglementation équilibrée. Cela nécessite une collaboration étroite avec les autorités locales, les professionnels de l’immobilier et les communautés locales pour trouver des solutions qui favorisent le développement durable de l’industrie tout en préservant l’harmonie sociale.
Holiday letting in France is much more than just a property market. It is an economic and social pillar that contributes to the dynamism and prosperity of our regions.