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The notice period depends on the lease type (unfurnished, furnished, mobility), on who ends the lease (tenant or landlord), on the zone (tension zone or not) and, for a tenant leaving an unfurnished home, on the reason for leaving. Enter your situation: the statutory notice period is computed instantly under the French law of 6 July 1989. No sign-up, no data stored.

Tension zones are the municipalities where the tax on vacant housing applies. A tenant's notice for an unfurnished home is reduced to 1 month there.

Some reasons reduce a tenant's notice for an unfurnished home to 1 month, even outside a tension zone (art. 15-I of the 1989 law).

Date the notice is received by the other party: used to compute the end of the notice period.

Frequently asked questions

What is the notice period to leave an unfurnished rental?

A tenant of an unfurnished home must observe a 3-month notice. This is reduced to 1 month if the home is in a tension zone, or if the tenant invokes a legitimate reason (transfer, job loss, first job, RSA or AAH), which must be justified.

Is the notice 1 month for a furnished rental?

Yes. For a furnished rental as for a mobility lease, the tenant's notice is always 1 month, everywhere and regardless of the reason for leaving.

What notice must the landlord observe?

When the landlord gives notice, they must observe a 6-month notice for an unfurnished home and 3 months for a furnished one, and the notice can only be delivered at the lease term, for a reason provided by law (sale, repossession or a legitimate and serious reason).

When does the notice period start running?

The notice runs from the day the notice is received by the other party, not from when it is sent. Notice is given by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, by bailiff's writ or by hand delivery against a receipt.

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