FRENCHRAPUS wrote that protesters had taken refuge in a beauty salon in Paris after being violently gassed by the police. He added that the owner welcomed them and offered them something to rinse their eyes. The post cited a video from Paris Match. https://t.co/XKU2Pg3fAW #Paris #Manifestation #Policiers (translated)
The municipal council of Marseille has decided to double the tax on vacant housing, raising the tax to high levels to encourage owners to rent or sell their unoccupied apartments, starting from January 2027. #Marseille #FiscalitéImmobilier #LogementsVacants (translated)
Josh Wander, former owner of Standard Liège and co-founder of 777 Partners, pleaded guilty to electronic fraud and securities fraud in the United States, facing up to twenty years in prison after defrauding more than $500 million from lenders and investors using fake financial documents. #Fraude #StandardDeLiège #777Partners (translated)
The European Union, speaking through its chief diplomat Kaja Kallas, has admitted that it does not have the capacity to quickly replace the Starlink satellite network, which is essential to Ukraine, in the face of restrictions imposed by its owner Elon Musk. #Ukraine #Starlink #UnionEuropéenne (translated)
Cercle Aristote responded that the individuals he was referring to did not have a cap attached to their bottle. He added that Elon Musk was being prosecuted in France for disseminating a child pornography image as the owner of X. According to Cercle Aristote, the same individuals did not want to investigate Epstein and had mentioned a pool regarding the "Parisian periscope." #ElonMusk #Justice #Médias (translated)
The government plans to increase taxation on the rental of furnished housing as part of its 2027 budget, hoping to collect 200 million euros, a decision that has prompted negative reactions from property owners and real estate professionals. #Fiscalité #LocationMeublée #Budget2027 (translated)
The property tax has nearly doubled in 20 years in France, reaching an average of 635 euros, which is pushing property owners to call for a reform of local taxation. #TaxeFoncière #FiscalitéLocale #ImmobilierFrance (translated)
Actu Foot reported, via L'Équipe, the figures from a report by the independent football regulator (IFR), which, according to the account, indicated financial difficulties in English football. It stated that 109 of the 116 clubs in the top five divisions, or 94%, were in deficit and that total debt could reach 6 billion euros next season. Actu Foot also reported that 73 clubs could not survive more than 90 days without the financial support of their owners, and that nearly two-thirds of clubs in the lower divisions as well as 20% of Premier League clubs were technically insolvent. #FootballAnglais #CriseSportive #FinanceSportive (translated)
Thomas Piketty criticizes the property tax in France, calling it extremely unfair as it imposes the same burdens on heavily indebted owners and those holding vast assets, and calls for a progressive tax on net wealth after debt in order to better tax great wealth. #Fiscalité #TaxeFoncière #Patrimoine (translated)
Ian Brossat mentioned the case of a landlord who, according to him, no longer wanted to rent out his three-room apartment on Avenue George-V because he wanted to exceed the rent control limits. He deemed the situation absurd and believed that parasitism was thriving. #Loyers #Immobilier #Propriétaire (translated)
Gabriel Hardy wrote that 11 years of liberal power, two prime ministers, ethical scandals, and billions of dollars had left many questions unanswered. He mentioned the scandals that occurred under Justin Trudeau and believed that Mark Carney's financial ties to Brookfield, as well as his government's decisions, raised serious questions. Hardy added that the requests for explanations seemed to disturb and defended the right to seek more transparency. He argued that Canada was not a private company, that the prime minister did not own it, and that public money was not a blank check. He indicated that he had gathered facts, testimonies, and documents in a new text on Substack, and invited his readers to form their own opinion. He also asked them if they felt that sufficient measures were being taken to protect democracy. #Démocratie #Politique #Transparence (translated)
Cédric Meston, the new owner of Duralex, has unveiled his project to make the famous glassworks the world leader in ecological glass. #Duralex #Verrerie #Économie (translated)
Sylvain Grataloup, president of the National Union of Property Owners, criticizes rent regulation, stating that it is based on false premises, despite the savings of over €500 per year that affected tenants benefit from on average according to Que Choisir Ensemble. #EncadrementDesLoyers #Logement #Économie (translated)
A survey reveals that up to 81% of homeowners and 88% of renters support rent control, questioning the idea that this regulation discourages rental investment. #EncadrementDesLoyers #MarchéLocatif #PropriétairesBailleurs (translated)
Impact indicated that the Sigilio platform allowed real estate professionals to verify if a rental candidate had been reported for a debt equivalent to at least three months' rent, including charges. According to its message, landlords renting their property directly did not have access to the file. The tenant was to be informed before their registration, which could last up to five years if the debt was not settled. Impact attributed this information to Figaro and Sigilio. #LoyersImpayés #Location #Immobilier (translated)
Errors in the calculation of property tax, such as the incorrect allocation of areas, can lead to significant refunds, as evidenced by a Parisian homeowner who recovered 700 euros after correcting his tax assessment. #TaxeFoncière #ErreurDeCalcul #RécupérationFinancière (translated)
Louis Duclos described as a "seismic" event the fact that one-third of the national education budget is devoted to pensions, while high school students were protesting. He stated that pension expenditures exceeded 420 billion euros, more than the GDP of Portugal, and estimated that they were widening the gap between generations and weighing on the working population. He also mentioned the condition of certain high schools, the unfilled teaching positions, the difficulties related to Parcoursup, and the challenges faced by young people in finding employment or housing. According to him, the youth had reasons to be angry, although he specified that the retirees, who had contributed all their lives, should not be blamed. He called for a profound reform of the system and advocated for France to invest more in its youth. #Éducation #Retraites #Jeunesse (translated)
The owner of a guest house in Burgundy is suing Google for false reviews on Google Maps, which have a considerable impact on his sales, as the trial began on October 12. #Google #fauxavis #justice (translated)
The author estimated that the housing crisis affected the entire country and that, in his opinion, it was necessary to stop penalizing landlords in order to restore confidence in rental investment. He advocated for the repeal of the SRU law, which he deemed based on objectives disconnected from local realities. He also began to mention Nice without finishing his sentence. https://t.co/dCRfR522xq #Logement #Immobilier #Politique #FR (translated)
FRENCHRAPUS reported that Sylvester Stallone had sold his dog for 40 dollars to survive. According to him, after becoming famous, the actor had contacted the former owner again and paid 15,000 dollars to get the animal back. https://t.co/SQPeMHe0Ci #SylvesterStallone #Chien #Inspiration (translated)
