The shock directive of the European Union that undermines the real estate market

After petrol and diesel cars are discontinued by 2035, European Commission Longer “green” narrow, brutal, and even on Properties. Those who waste a lot of energy can no longer be sold or rented by the owners. A shocking measure, part of the context of combating climate change, but which risks severe impacts on it real estate markets from all member states. Provide A committee Not yet disclosed. The draft directive will be published next December 14, but Il Messaggero has been able to read the draft. The commission’s stated access point is that by 2050, all buildings should be “zero emissions”.

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Each country will have to define the minimum energy performance standards that buildings must have. These minimum standards should start to be implemented no later than 2027. Then, by 2035, all real estate in the country will have to comply with the new standards. But what will happen to the properties that they will not reach? New energy efficiency standards? The directive requires states to introduce rules to ban the sale and rental of properties that have not reached the minimum required energy efficiency from 2027 (for apartments, standards will start in 2030). This minimum will be, as the directive explains, energy class E from 2027, energy class D, starting from 2030 and finally, Energy Class C from January 1, 2033. The complexity of achieving energy “performance” becomes apparent. Just scroll through real estate sales notices in any Italian city, with most ads indicating energy class G, which is the lowest. It is also true that in Italy there are many construction sites in the context of energy efficiency thanks to the Superbonus of 110%. But it is also true that the Minister of Economy Daniele Franco II, during the hearing on the budget maneuver, noted that, according to “data from Enea for 9.6 billion of business, costs amount to 10.5 billion, and we are 0.5% of Italian real estate assets “. In short, asset rehabilitation for energy has very high costs, and in the next few years the cost will be borne by the state only partially through bonuses that will gradually decrease up to 65%. The sales ban mentioned in the draft European Energy Efficiency Directive in Buildings is not absolute. There is a way to sell or rent your property: you must commit to achieving the energy class referred to in the directive within three years of signing the sale or lease contract.

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Confedilizia’s comment is difficult. The “mandatory nature of energy rehabilitation,” association sources know, “in addition to being unacceptable and costly, is accompanied by other absurd regulatory provisions. Buildings that do not have the minimum requirements required by the directive will be expelled from the rental and sales market. In the first case Confedilizia asserts, “There will also be clear social implications. The number of properties offered in the rental market will be drastically reduced and, moreover, rents will grow exponentially at the cost to landlords to adapt the properties.” Also on the sales market, where all properties that do not meet the requirements will suffer a significant devaluation.” In short, it is not clear at present whether the European Commission, by enacting this directive, will be able to “decarbonize” the Buildings of Europe, but certainly in this way, the association claims “it will reduce the real estate market and owners to ashes.”