Toit et Joie
At the end of 2024, the City of Paris guarantees €90.5M of Toit et Joie's outstanding loans (181 loans, 2.79% average rate, 37 years remaining). Source: opendata.paris.fr (guaranteed debt), data as of 26 August 2026.
Bailleur social du groupe La Poste Habitat — patrimoine francilien.
ESH (Poste Habitat)
Who lends
The lenders to this landlord, by outstanding capital.
The heaviest loans
By outstanding capital. The City repays in the landlord’s place only in case of default.
finances: 10 BIS RUE MOUSSY (56 units)2€M
finances: 101-105 BD BRUNE (42 units)2€M
finances: 101-105 BD BRUNE (42 units)2€M
20 more loans
finances: 56, RUE RENE BOULANGER (12 units)2€M
finances: 54, RUE D'ABOUKIR (43 units)1€M
finances: 21 RUE BREGUET (47 units)1€M
finances: 10 BIS RUE MOUSSY (56 units)1€M
finances: 62-64, RUE PLANCHAT (36 units)1€M
finances: 116 RUE DE JAVEL (55 units)1€M
finances: 21 RUE BREGUET (47 units)1€M
finances: 23, RUE D'ALLERAY (1 units)1€M
finances: 10 BIS RUE MOUSSY (56 units)1€M
finances: 12-14 PASSAGE RAGUINOT (32 units)1€M
About 56% of this landlord's guaranteed housing debt is tied to a specific address — 37 programmes identified. The rest finances multi-address portfolios or unlocated operations. 1% of the outstanding amount at a fixed rate. Source: annex IV-B of the administrative account, opendata.paris.fr ↗