At the headquarters of the Gard FFB this Thursday, January 23, Pierre Martin, president of the Gard FFB, accompanied by the regional and national president of the FFB, presented his wishes and his concern for the sector he presides.
The president of the GARD FFB, which has more than 1000 member companies, began by recalled that concretely the building sector knew a major crisis “30% concrete consumed less over the last 12 months, 36% less construction sites in individual houses, 25% less collective and it is finally a renovation market that slows down.“
A crisis to which is added an unstable political context causing “The hesitation of investors, postponed projects, sacrificed public investment budgets, in short a whole sector of activity in danger.”
A sector that knows “Massive jobs, leaving families in precariousness (…) and balance sheet deposits that begin to multiply “.
Yet the FFB has solutions to relaunch this sector of activity “By the revival of public procurement, an ambitious housing policy, in particular social, a real simplication and concrete measures for the PTZ on the entirety of the territory and for any type of housing, reforming the status of the private lessor and retaining a Attractive taxation for renovation. “
On the left Pierre Martin, president of the Gard FFB
-Pierre Martin calls for parliamentarians not to increase the charges and samples weighing on companies to reduce the state deficit “Building companies cannot be the adjustment variable of a balance sheet that does not turn! The building is essential for the good economic health of our country. “
Olivier Saleron, president of the National FFB tells members that the FFB will play its role as shock absorber and protector. He also claims the PTZ on any type of accommodation, the overhaul of the rental investment since the end of the Pinel law, the overhaul of the status of private lessor and the modification of application of the Zan law for industry, growth and the accommodation.
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