2021
DOI: 10.3917/reru.213.0421
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Le viager en France : un dispositif au service du développement des territoires vieillissants ?

Abstract: En France, alors que la richesse immobilière résidentielle détenue par les retraités, estimée à environ 1 000 milliards d'euros, est assez homogènement répartie dans l'espace, le marché du viager est à la fois très réduit (il n'en concerne que 0,2 %) et spatialement très concentré – Paris en représente le tiers. Partant de ce paradoxe, l'article émet l'hypothèse d'un potentiel sous-évalué de la rentabilité du viager en dehors des métropoles, en particulier dans les espaces ruraux. L'article démontre que la ren… Show more

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“…The viager allows a cash extraction that can be realized through annuitization, partially or totally, from 0% to 100%, offering an interesting case study. In France, it is an underused way to sell a property while staying at home, and the market is underdeveloped (Coulomb et al ., 2021) and under-researched. While the absence of bequests is frequently mentioned as an obstacle to its development, as documented by the literature, it is probably not the only factor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The viager allows a cash extraction that can be realized through annuitization, partially or totally, from 0% to 100%, offering an interesting case study. In France, it is an underused way to sell a property while staying at home, and the market is underdeveloped (Coulomb et al ., 2021) and under-researched. While the absence of bequests is frequently mentioned as an obstacle to its development, as documented by the literature, it is probably not the only factor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%