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Rents may rise by up to 2.56% in 2027

Now10 September 2026 at 14:15

Rents may rise by up to 2.56% in 2027. This forecast is based on the average variation of the price index recorded over the last 12 months until August. The price index in question excludes housing. The value of 2.56% thus represents the maximum limit allowed for rent increases in the coming year.

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