La Joyeuse Conciergerie — Conciergerie Airbnb premium à Nice

The rules

Energy rating (DPE) for holiday lets in Nice

Since the Le Meur law, the energy performance certificate has become a condition for holiday letting. A property rated F or G cannot get a change of use in Nice.

Updated 4 October 2026 · Version française

What Nice requires today

  • A DPE under 10 years old.
  • Made after 30 June 2021, under the new method.
  • Rated A to E; otherwise the change of use is refused (CCH art. L631-10).

2034: A to D for everyone

From 1 January 2034, the class required for a change of use becomes A to D, and every holiday let that is not the host’s main residence must meet it, including those already authorised.

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Inspections

The town can demand the DPE within 2 months, under a €100 daily penalty. A non-compliant DPE exposes you to a fine of up to €5,000 per unit and possible withdrawal of the registration number.

Frequently asked questions

Not for a Nice application: the DPE must have been made after 30 June 2021.

Free assistance

We file your change-of-use application for you.

File prepared, documents checked, submitted on your behalf, online tracking. No fee, no commitment.

100% free

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The full change-of-use guide

Sources

General information, accurate at the date shown; it is not personalised legal or tax advice. La Joyeuse Conciergerie is a private company, independent from the Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur.