The principle
You take a dwelling out of the housing stock to make it a holiday rental; in exchange, you turn premises that were not housing into a dwelling. The Métropole states that these premises can be in any district of Nice, must not be residential, and must be at least as large as the holiday rental, with a 5% tolerance.
Who must compensate
- A legal entity whose main activity is letting property professionally or commercially, from the first flat.
- An individual who has already used their temporary authorisation, or wants to let several flats.
- Any owner who wants an authorisation that transfers to the buyer on resale.
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Hand over my applicationTwo ways to compensate
Convert premises you own or buy (office, shop, business premises) into housing, with the required planning permissions. Or buy a “commercialité” from an owner who carries out such a conversion.
Both require finding the right premises and securing the deal. Our parent company, Cabinet Immobilier Nice, handles the property side.
Alternatives
If the investment is too heavy: the mobility lease, which needs no authorisation, long-term furnished letting, or selling. See end of authorisation.