Book says Government gives "completely wrong signal"
After a meeting with the government regarding housing, Livre criticized the government's understanding of the country's rental market. They oppose the government's proposal to maintain tax benefits for rents up to €2,300, deeming it offensive. Livre insists on reversing these benefits as a condition for negotiations and emphasizes the need for more tenant protections and guarantees for landlords. They are open to discussing changes to the rental law but criticize the government's approach as lacking consensus. Livre proposes measures to support cooperative housing and increase the availability of empty homes on the market. They also call for a national housing service to coordinate policies effectively.
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