Agency after agency, the finding is the same: “Everything is slowing down. Rising rates are blocking some buyers. And sellers didn’t see that the market had changed in a year. If they want to sell, they will have to lower their price,” summarizes Marie Toni, at Century 21 Adequacy, in Noisy-le-Grand. In addition to the rise in rates, the place taken by the diagnosis of energy performance (DPE) is considerable in a department where nearly 66% of housing was built before 1975 and the adoption of the first thermal regulation standards in France. “Investors are no longer the only ones concerned by this subject. I regularly advise owners of G-rated accommodation to do work to at least reach the letter D if they wish to sell. These properties, buyers do not even want to visit them anymore, ” observes Lionel Lellouche, at Stéphane Plaza Immobilier, in Pantin.
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However, Seine-Saint-Denis has strong assets to attract buyers. In the first place, the Olympic Games of 2024, and their infrastructures, which will host a quarter of the competitions on the territory. The department can also count on its transport network, with the
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