2023-11-13 12:12:46
In the 2nd quarter of 2023, the sales share of thermal strainers reached 18%. (Etadly / Pixabay)
The French are increasingly turning to housing with poor energy performance diagnostics (DPE). These goods are in fact much cheaper than the others.
Thermal strainers are popular. For two years now, these poorly insulated and energy-intensive properties have been increasingly sought following by buyers. The share of housing labeled F and G at the level of the energy performance diagnosis (DPE) has gained seven points since 2021 in overall sales, according to the latest economic report from notaries relayed by
BFMTV
.
Big discount in Cher
In details. The share of thermal strainer sales was 11% in the 2nd quarter of 2021. A year later, it was 16%. In the 2nd quarter of 2023, it reached 18%. Almost one in five homes is affected. This share is greater than that of these housing units in the current stock. In fact, 17% of housing in the area is classified F and G.
It is through opportunism that buyers are looking for this type of property. In fact, they are cheaper to buy. On average, we can obtain a 15% discount compared to another property which would not have an unfavorable DPE. There are differences depending on the departments. By consulting the simulator of the Goflint ad site, we can see that by looking for a T3 apartment classified B at the DPE level and comparing the price with that of the same apartment but classified F, the differences can reach up to ‘at 62% in the Cher. In Bouches-du-Rhône, the difference between the two types of property is 28%, 24% in Rhône and only 5% in Paris.
More expensive in Gironde
On the other hand, in Gironde, it is less advantageous to buy an energy sieve since it costs on average 6.75% more than another apartment. In Paris and Gironde, buyers are turning to the character of old homes. But the latter have the disadvantage of being very energy intensive.
To know if it is really a good deal to buy an energy sieve, the purchase discount must be compared to the additional cost of the energy bill. The owner will spend two to three times more than for a much better insulated property. Another constraint is that it will soon be impossible to rent poorly classified accommodation. Housing labeled G will leave the rental market from January 1, 2025 (two million housing units affected) and F housing from 2028 (3.2 million housing units).
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