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The adoption of the bill aimed at regulating short-term furnished tourist rentals is causing a reaction in Finistère. Several owners responded to the call for testimony launched by “Ouest-France”, between fatalism and harsh criticism.
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Since March 2024 in Quimper (Finistère), short-term rentals have been governed by specific regulations. | VINCENT MOUCHEL/ARCHIVES WEST-FRANCE
On Thursday, November 7, 2024, Parliament adopted a bill aimed at regulating short-term furnished tourist rentals. The legislative text could be applied as early as January 2025.
The stated objective is to better regulate rental in order to make housing more available over the long term. This new regulation did not fail to provoke a reaction. Several owners of one or more furnished tourist accommodations in Finistère responded to the call for testimony launched by West France .
“I saw the regulatory change looming”
For Marie-Hélène Pavec, from Guilvinec, the effect is quite simply dissuasive:…
