Dettes financières diverses
At 31 December 2025, other financial debts makes up €2.06bn of outstanding debt, 18% of the City of Paris's financial debt, at an average rate of 2.6% over 12 years.
Source: City of Paris, administrative account (debt statement), data as of 28 September 2026.
Mostly capitalised ground rents from long leases: rents that social landlords paid the City in advance for homes it let to them on long leases. The City books them as debt but states they are not meant to be repaid if the leases run to term (notes to the 2025 financial statements, note 10). The rest is ordinary financial debt (deposits and guarantees, a partnership contract, advances).
Mostly long-lease rents received in advance
Line by line
The City does not publish other financial debts contracts one by one. Outstanding: administrative account; rates and maturities: Budget Orientation Report.
What these figures mean
This instrument is 18% of the debt. Its average rate of 2.6% is the observed cost, weighted by each line’s amount.
On average 12.0 years remain before full repayment: the longer, the more the debt is spread out.
Sources: M57 administrative account for the year’s outstanding amount; Budget Orientation Report, appendix IV and public releases for rates, maturities, the fixed-rate share and the lines. Those figures are not published as open data: a single reconstruction, the same whichever year is shown. The full method · JSON · debt structure