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As a specialist in Parisian real estate, Lodgis offers numerous properties for unfurnished rental.
Whether you are looking for a studio or a family apartment, we can accompany you through your search for the ideal empty rental for you to set up in Paris.
In order to offer you even more choice, Lodgis also shows you offers from well trusted partner agencies in Paris. Don’t hesitate to contact us by filling out the form available on the property’s page, or by telephone at +33 1 73 01 81 88.
You’re a landlord looking to rent out your property unfurnished? Lodgis offers a service to help you through your unfurnished rental project…
Our consultants give their two cents:
"It is essential in my job to listen to and understand the needs of my clients in order to help them in the best way possible: each unfurnished rental search is unique!"
Pascale Idée Chargé de Gestion
"What motivates me the most on a daily basis? It’s above all else the goal of finding the dream apartment of every one of my clients, while working in an international and multicultural environment. A challenge every day!"
Robin Meleiro Conseiller Réservation
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Would you like to visit one of the apartments offered as an unfurnished rental by Lodgis or one of our partner agencies?
For unfurnished rentals, fees for services (visits, creating a dossier and drafting a lease agreement) stand at €12/m² VAT included to which €3/m² can be added for establishing the condition of the property.
Here is the list of documents you need to present for a complete rental dossier for an unfurnished property:
Rental charges (apportionable service charges) apply only to expenses directly affecting the tenant: waste removal tax, maintenance costs (cleaning of common areas, maintenance of green spaces such as a courtyard etc,) and minor reparations. These are concretely described in decree nº87-713 from 26th August 1987.)The provisional amount of charges is determined by the landlord according to the annual recoverable rent, which appears on the contract. When fees for the coproperty come to an end, the landlord regulates these fees: they invoice the refundable amount or returns the provisions to the tenant. The balancing of these fees can be positive or negative: if for example, the refundable amount is greater than the provision the tenant must make up the difference. In the case of the opposite, the landlord reimburses the tenant the difference, In the case of these charges changing during the tenancy, the provisions agreed upon can change, with the agreement of both contracted parties. It is in the best interest of both parties that this estimate be as correct as possible at the start of the tenancy.