Real Estate Technical Inspection: 2026 DPE Standards
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The technical inspection of a real estate property, often compared to a true "health check" of the dwelling, takes on strategic importance with the entry into force of new DPE (Energy Performance Diagnosis) standards in 2026. Facing stricter regulations from the Climate and Resilience law of August 22, 2021, landlords, real estate agents and investors must anticipate enhanced inspections and more demanding energy thresholds. This article details the expected changes and best practices to adopt.
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