The federation of Real Estate Developers of France (FPI) reappointed Pascal Boulanger as president for a second three-year term during its annual general meeting. This decision highlights theThe FPI’s commitment to continuing and strengthening the strategy initiated in July 2021.
Pascal Boulanger, President of the FPI ©Studioanna
June 27 Election: FPI confirms its ambitious roadmap
The election which was held this Thursday morning, June 27, confirms the FPI’s desire to maintain and strengthen its strategy adopted since July 2021, according to the fpifrance.fr website. The structure displays the desire to:
- play a leading role withina strong collective respected by the governmentwith the Housing Alliance, created in October 2023, which must gain momentum;
- promote responsible and immediate measures that do not worsen public finances;
- act as a demanding interlocutor with local public authorities, opposing measures slowing down construction through informal or contentious appeals.
Towards urban regeneration: the FPI’s priorities
The FPI says it is aware of the economic, institutional and environmental challenges, as well as societal developments. It explores, with its members and national partnersexplores new modes of urban production, such as urban regeneration, artificial intelligence and new ways of living. Its priorities include:
- strengthen the Housing Alliance to make it a central player respected by the government;
- promote beneficial tax initiatives for the real estate sector without burdening public finances;
- rigorously oppose local measures slowing down construction.
The FPI says it ensures integrate these new urban models while guaranteeing the accessibility of housing for households.
Pascal Boulanger’s word for fpifrance.fr:
« My first term was marked by chronic instability on the part of the public authorities: CNR Logement, decentralization of housing policy, supply shock. All these aborted initiatives do not meet the challenges and make us waste time. Dissolution does not help. Stability is more essential than ever. Institutional stability: how to build an effective housing policy with a new housing minister every 6 months? Legal and normative stability: the new government absolutely must take a regulatory break. For my part, commitment, responsibility and requirement will always guide my action in the service of defending the profession of real estate developer and the act of building, which is necessary, useful and noble. »
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