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After having been rented for several years on Airbnb, some studios are put up for sale. With the health crisis and the decrease in foreign tourists, some owners are parting with their property. This is the case for a Parisian apartment of 40m2 which has just been put up for sale for 561,000 euros. “The owners can no longer assume their loan. For a little while, the banks had agreed to freeze loans (…), now it’s getting too complicated“, Explains Alexandra Roussel, real estate agent.
As a result, more and more apartments come back on the market with prices of sale or rental downward. “It is a phenomenon that I had never seen until now. We had to convince the owners to lower their price, which was quite complicated when we made an investment“, Explains Claire Chaumuzeau, real estate agent. According to a study from a rental site, 73% of homeowners surveyed want their apartment to return to the traditional rental market.
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