In France, rental contracts, deposits, and broker fees are clearly regulated to protect both tenants and landlords. A good understanding of these regulations facilitates navigating the housing market and prevents misunderstandings. Rental Contracts in France The common rental contracts for unfurnished apartments have a minimum term of three years, which automatically renews unless either party terminates. For furnished apartments, the minimum rental period is one year. Contracts must be made in writing and include all essential aspects such as rental duration, rent amount, additional costs, and notice periods. It is ...
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