While he was cutting a portion of the food of the commons, François Hollande has decided, at the end of 2014, to give them a thin counterpart. It has allowed those that were located in the area tense up a new tax on secondary residences. Officially, it was to force the owners to rent their property. In 2015, its first year, it generated 40 million in revenue and reached, in the last year, 118 million. Meanwhile, the former president of the PS had authorized in the budget for 2017, his last, to triple the rate of the surcharge from 20% to 60 % (or the lower up to 5 %). Today, a common five-eligible for the surtax has effectively put in place.

Like other towns to be left in the paris suburb, Fontenay-sous-Bois has pushed the fee up to the cleat in 2017, while multiplying the number of exemptions for owners who do not live in their housing for reasons foreign to their will. ...