Rent of a contracted accommodation (Anah): is there a maximum amount?

Verified 01 January 2024 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

Yes, the owner of a dwelling with theAnah: titleContent may not exceed a maximum amount at the time of signing the lease. This maximum amount is lower than the market price. During the lease, the landlord can revise the rent each year according to the evolution of the propertyIRL: titleContent. When the lease is renewed, the landlord may reassess the rent, subject to certain conditions.

The amount of the initial rent (excluding charges) not to be exceeded depends on the agreement signed with theAnah: titleContent and the location of the accommodation.

There are 3 types of agreement, depending on the rent to be applied:

  • Intermediate rent agreement (loc1), with rent 15% below market rents
  • Social Rent Agreement (rent2), with a rent that is 30% below market rents
  • Highly Social Rent Agreement (loc3), with rent 45% below market rents

You can estimate the rent (excluding expenses) that you can set at the signing of the lease using this online service:

Loc'Benefits: simulate rent cap and tenant resources (and your tax benefits)

Rent (excluding charges) can be reviewed every 1er january according to the evolution of the benchmark rent index (IRL) published by theInsee: titleContent.

The date of payment of the rent depends on the agreement signed with theAnah: titleContent (Intermediate Rent Agreement loc1 or at social rent loc2 or at very social rent loc3):

Tableau - Date of payment of the rent according to the type of agreement

Convention

Payment Date

Intermediate rent (loc1)

Rent payable at the beginning of the month (or eventually to fall)

For social rent (loc2)

Rent payable at the end of the month (or with due date)

Very social rent (loc3)

Rent payable at the end of the month (or with due date)

During the agreement, if the landlord considers that the rent is undervalued compared to rents in the neighborhood, he can revalue it. But the landlord cannot charge rent that exceeds the maximum amount provided for in the agreement. This amount is reviewed every 1er january according to the evolution of the benchmark rent index (IRL).

In the event of a change of tenant during the agreement, the rent must not exceed the maximum amount indicated in the agreement. This amount can be revised every 1er january according to the evolution of the benchmark rent index (IRL).

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