Immotecto Blog

The decline in rental supply is permanently transforming the French property market. Between investor withdrawals, energy standards and slower construction rates, discover why rental properties are becoming increasingly scarce in 2026.

The "Relance logement" scheme (Jeanbrun Act), in force since February 2026, offers tax depreciation to landlords. Tenants, meanwhile, face stricter eligibility criteria and a reinforced EPC.

Immotecto is reinventing property rental in Belgium and Europe: unified tenant file, reliability score based on real payments and portable digital passport. Discover how.

In 2026, rental application fraud is exploding in France. Statistics, criminal penalties, detection methods and practical alternatives for tenants and landlords.

In high-demand areas, finding rental housing in France requires an impeccable application. Discover the rules, the challenges of document fraud, and how to stand out in 2026.

Who must register the lease in Belgium, within what timeframe, with which service and what penalties does the landlord face? Overview by region and practical advice for tenants and landlords.

Amounts, forms, deadlines and recourse: everything tenants and landlords need to know about rental deposits in Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders in 2026.

Lease terms, rental deposit capped at 2 months, notice periods, habitability standards, mandatory registration: everything tenants and landlords need to know about Brussels leases in 2026.

Lease types, statutory notice periods, rental deposits, indexation and obligations: everything tenants and landlords in Wallonia need to know under the decree of 15 March 2018.

Residential tenancy in Belgium is entirely regionalised: Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders each have their own rules. This comprehensive guide deciphers the rights, obligations and specificities of each region.