France Validates 2/3 Majority STR Ban in Copropriétés
The Conseil Constitutionnel has greenlit the Loi Le Meur provision that lets French copropriétés ban short-term rentals with a two-thirds vote instead of unanimity. Courts are already enforcing it.
France’s Conseil Constitutionnel has definitively validated the Loi Le Meur provision that allows copropriétés to ban short-term rentals with a two-thirds majority vote, replacing the near-impossible unanimity requirement that previously governed such decisions.
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