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Social housing in Paris

23.2%
social housing on 1 January 2025, against the 25% the law requires
276,032 homes · 3,927 funded in 2025 · 205,216 households waiting

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Homes funded, year by year

6,257 homes in 2018 · 3,927 homes in 2025

Click a year to see its amount.

The waiting list in 2025

Households waiting205,216
Homes allocated in the year9,375
Applications per allocation22
Median time to allocation34months

The time is that of the households housed in the year: those still waiting are not in it.

What homes, in 2025

Of the 3,927 homes funded in 2025: 50% for families, 38% for students; 71% bought and renovated.

  • Families50 %1,965 homes

    Ordinary homes, from studios to large flats

  • Students38 %1,483 homes
  • Older people5 %202 homes

    Residences and care homes

  • Shelters and social residences5 %187 homes

    Boarding houses, migrant workers’ hostels, shelters

  • Young workers2 %75 homes

    Hostels and residences for young workers

  • Disabled people< 1 %15 homes

Homes whose funding the City voted in 2025. They are delivered several years later.

Arrondissement by arrondissement

Click an arrondissement to see its operations and its landlords.

Who runs the stock

The main social landlords, by the debt the City guarantees for them: loans still owed at the end of 2025 (appendix IV of the administrative account).

RIVPSEM (City)€4.76BParis HabitatOPH (City)€2.7BElogie-SiempSEM (City)€1.73BImmobilière 3FESH / SA HLM€534.3MICF HabitatESH / SA HLM€494.8MCDC Habitat SocialESH (CDC)€232.2M

Understand

What does this number measure?

The share of social housing among main residences, counted on 1 January by the State’s services for the SRU law. Paris must reach 25%. The gap reads arrondissement by arrondissement.

Funded or delivered?

A home counts in the year the City votes its funding, often several years before delivery. The operations come from the administrative account.

How is the waiting list read?

The applications counted have Paris as first choice. The ratio of applications to allocations measures the pressure. The median time is that of the households housed in the year.

Where do these numbers come from?

SRU inventory of the Ministry for the Ecological Transition (data.gouv.fr) for the share and the stock; APUR for the share by arrondissement (1 January 2025); City of Paris for the funded homes; DRIHL for applications and allocations.

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Source: Ministry for the Ecological Transition (SRU inventory, data.gouv.fr), APUR, City of Paris (funded homes), DRIHL (applications and allocations).