Can you keep your social housing if your income rises?

Verified 01 January 2025 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

When your income rises, you may be forced to pay extra rent (or solidarity rent supplement, says SLS). But if your income rises very sharply, you may be forced to leave your home. Depending on where your accommodation is located or your personal situation, this rule may not apply:

Île-de-France

FYI  

The municipalities bordering Paris are Aubervilliers, Bagnolet, Boulogne-Billancourt, Charenton-le-Pont, Clichy, Fontenay-Sous-Bois, Gentilly, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Ivry-sur-Seine, Joinville-le-Pont, The Kremlin-Bicêtre, Les Lilas, Le Pré-Saint-Gervais, Levallois-Perret, Malakoff, Montreuil, Montrouge, Neuilly-sur-Seine, Nogent-sur-Marne, Pantin, Puteaux, Saint-Saint-Marne Cloud, Saint-Denis, Saint-Mandé, Saint-Maurice, Saint-Ouen, Suresnes, Vanves, Vincennes.

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Paris and neighboring municipalities

Housing in a priority area of city politics

When your accommodation is located in a priority area of city politicsHowever, you do not have to pay extra rent and you cannot be forced to leave your home, even if your income increases sharply.

You're disabled

If you are handicapped person No matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people staying exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least one person has the mobility disability inclusion card (Paris and neighboring municipalities)

People housed

The amount of annual revenue from which the SLS is due

PLAI housing 

Housing PLUS 

Housing PLS 

1 person

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

2 people

€26,827

€62,740

€81,563

3 people

€41,205

€74,908

€97,381

4 people

€49,016

€89,125

€97,381

5 people

€55,161

€100,290

€130,377

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

You have a person with a disability

If you have a disabled personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people staying exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least one person has the mobility disability inclusion card (Paris and neighboring municipalities)

People housed

The amount of annual revenue from which the SLS is due

PLAI housing 

Housing PLUS 

Housing PLS 

1 person

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

2 people

€26,827

€62,740

€81,563

3 people

€41,205

€74,908

€97,381

4 people

€49,016

€89,125

€97,381

5 people

€55,161

€100,290

€130,377

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

Other situation
1. Pay extra rent

You can be obliged to pay extra rent where the total annual income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual revenue from which the SLS is due (Paris and neighboring municipalities)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing 

Housing PLUS 

Housing PLS 

1

1 person alone

€17,619

€32,024

€41,631

2

2 people

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

Young couple

€26,827

€62,740

€81,563

1 person + 1 dependent

€26,827

€62,740

€81,563

3

3 people

€26,827

€62,740

€81,563

1 person + 2 dependants

€41,205

€74,908

€97,381

4

4 people

€41,205

€74,908

€97,381

1 person + 3 dependants

€49,016

€89,125

€115,862

5

5 people

€49,016

€89,125

€115,862

1 person + 4 dependants

€55,161

€100,290

€130,377

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

2. Leaving the home

You can be forced to leave your home when the total annual income of the occupants of your home exceeds a maximum amount for 2 consecutive years:

Tableau - Amount beyond which housing must be returned (Paris and neighboring municipalities)

People housed

Amount not to exceed

1

1 person alone

€52,039

2

2 people

€77,775

Young couple

€101,953

1 person + 1 dependent

€101,953

3

3 people

€101,953

1 person + 2 dependants

€121,726

4

4 people

€121,726

1 person + 3 dependants

€144,828

5

5 people

€144,828

1 person + 4 dependants

€162,971

6

6 people

€162,971

The lessor will inform you of your situation as soon as the resources survey shows that for the 2e year after year, the total income of the occupants of your dwelling exceeds the authorized amount.

You must leave your accommodation within 18 months, starting on 1er January of the year following these two consecutive years.

Six months before the end of these 18 months, the lessor must inform you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's act (now called commissioner of justice), the date on which you must have left the accommodation.

The landlord does not have to make you a relocation proposal.

Example :

For exceedances in 2024 and 2025 (2 consecutive years):

  • The deadline to leave your accommodation starts from 1er January 2026. You must leave the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
  • No later than 1er january 2027, the lessor informs you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's deed, that you must have left the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
3. But the obligation to leave home may disappear

The obligation to leave your home disappears when you meet at least 1 of the following conditions:

  • In the year following the 2 consecutive years, you reach age 65
  • During the 18-month period allowed to leave the dwelling, you inform your landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become below the revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

Example :

For an overrun in 2024 and 2025, (2 years thereafter), your lease cannot be terminated if you complete at least one the following conditions:

  • In 2026, you reach the age of 65.
  • Between 2026 and 1er july 2027, you inform the landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become less than the income limit for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

The revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS varies depending on the number of people accommodated:

Tableau - Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS (Paris and neighboring municipalities)

Number of persons accommodated

Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS

1

1 person alone

€34,693

2

2 people

€51,851

Young couple

€67,969

1 person + 1 dependent

€67,969

3

3 people

€67,969

1 person + 2 dependants

€81,151

4

4 people

€81,151

1 person + 3 dependants

€96,552

5

5 people

€96,552

1 person + 4 dependants

€108,648

6

6 people

€108,648

Rest of Île-de-France

Housing in a priority area of city politics

When your accommodation is located in a priority area of city politicsHowever, you do not have to pay extra rent and you cannot be forced to leave your home, even if your income increases sharply.

You're disabled

If you are handicapped personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least one person has the mobility disability inclusion card (rest of Île-de-France)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing

Housing PLUS

Housing PLS

1 person

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

2 people

€34,520.4

€57,532

€74,792

3 people

€37,902

€68,914

€89,589

4 people

€44,871

€81,580

€106,055

5 people

€50,492

€91,804

€119,346

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

You have a person with a disability

If you have a disabled personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least one person has the mobility disability inclusion card (rest of Île-de-France)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing

Housing PLUS

Housing PLS

1 person

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

2 people

€34,520.4

€57,532

€74,792

3 people

€37,902

€68,914

€89,589

4 people

€44,871

€81,580

€106,055

5 people

€50,492

€91,804

€119,346

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

Other situation
1. Pay extra rent

You can be obliged to pay extra rent where the total annual income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due (rest of Île-de-France)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing 

Housing PLUS 

Housing PLS 

1

1 person alone

€17,619

€32,024

€41,631

2

2 people

€28,717

€47,862

€62,220

Young couple

€34,520.4

€57,532

€74,792

1 person + 1 dependent

€34,520.4

€57,532

€74,792

3

3 people

€34,520.4

€57,532

€74,792

1 person + 2 dependants

€37,902

€68,914

€89,589

4

4 people

€37,902

€68,914

€89,589

1 person + 3 dependants

€44,871

€81,580

€106,055

5

5 people

€44,871

€81,580

€106,055

1 person + 4 dependants

€50,492

€91,804

€119,346

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

2. Leaving the home

You can be forced to leave your home where the total annual income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount for 2 consecutive years:

Tableau - Total annual income above which housing is to be returned (rest of Île-de-France)

People housed

Amount not to exceed

1

1 person alone

€52,039

2

2 people

€77,775

Young couple

€93,490

1 person + 1 dependent

€93,490

3

3 people

€93,490

1 person + 2 dependants

€111,986

4

4 people

€111,986

1 person + 3 dependants

€132,568

5

5 people

€132,568

1 person + 4 dependants

€149,182

6

6 people

€149,182

The lessor will inform you of your situation as soon as the resources survey shows that for the 2e year after year, the total income of the occupants of your dwelling exceeds the authorized amount.

You must leave your accommodation within 18 months, starting on 1er January of the year following these two consecutive years.

Six months before the end of these 18 months, the lessor must inform you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's act (now called commissioner of justice), the date on which you must have left the accommodation.

The landlord does not have to make you a relocation proposal.

Example :

For exceedances in 2024 and 2025 (2 consecutive years):

  • The deadline to leave your accommodation starts from 1er January 2026. You must leave the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
  • No later than 1er january 2027, the lessor informs you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's deed, that you must have left the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
3. But the obligation to leave home may disappear

The obligation to leave your home disappears when you meet at least 1 of the following conditions:

  • In the year following the 2 consecutive years, you reach age 65
  • During the 18-month period allowed to leave the dwelling, you inform your landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become below the revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

Example :

For an overrun in 2024 and 2025, (2 years thereafter), your lease cannot be terminated if you complete at least one the following conditions:

  • In 2026, you reach the age of 65.
  • Between 2026 and 1er july 2027, you inform the landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become less than the income limit for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

The revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS varies depending on the number of people accommodated:

Tableau - Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS (Île-de-France)

Number of persons accommodated

Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS

1

1 person alone

€34,693

2

General case

€51,851

Young couple

€62,327

1 person + 1 dependent

€62,327

3

General case

€62,327

1 person + 2 dependants

€74,658

4

General case

€74,658

1 person + 3 dependants

€88,379

5

General case

€88,379

1 person + 4 dependants

99,455

6

6 people

99,455

Province

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Housing in a priority area of city politics

When your accommodation is located in a priority area of city politicsHowever, you do not have to pay extra rent and you cannot be forced to leave your home, even if your income increases sharply.

You're disabled

If you are handicapped personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home. But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Excess rent: total annual income from which it is due when at least 1 person has the mobility card disability inclusion (province)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing

Housing PLUS

Housing PLS

1 person

€22,309

€37,180

€48,335

2 people

€26,827

€44,710

€58,124

3 people

€29,850

€53,978

€70,171

4 people

€34,926

€63,498

€82,547

5 people

€39,360

€71,563

€93,032

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

You have a person with a disability

If you have a disabled personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home. But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Excess rent: total annual income from which it is due when at least 1 person has the mobility card disability inclusion (province)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

PLAI housing

Housing PLUS

Housing PLS

1 person

€22,309

€37,180

€48,335

2 people

€26,827

€44,710

€58,124

3 people

€29,850

€53,978

€70,171

4 people

€34,926

€63,498

€82,547

5 people

€39,360

€71,563

€93,032

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

Other situation

1. Pay extra rent

You can be obliged to pay extra rent when the resources of the people living in your dwelling (PLAI, PLUS or PLS type) exceed a maximum amount.

Tableau - SLS: total annual revenues from which it applies (province)

People housed

The amount of annual revenue from which the SLS is due

PLAI housing

Housing PLUS

Housing PLS

1

1 person alone

€15,310

€27,841

€36,193

2

2 people

€22,309

€37,180

€48,335

Young couple

€26,827

€44,710

€58,124

1 person + 1 dependent

€26,827

€44,710

€58,124

3

3 people

€26,827

€44,710

€58,124

1 person + 2 dependants

€29,850

€53,978

€70,171

4

4 people

€29,850

€53,978

€70,171

1 person + 3 dependants

€34,926

€63,498

€82,547

5

5 people

€34,926

€63,498

€82,547

1 person + 4 dependants

€39,360

€71,563

€93,032

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

2. Leaving the home

You can be forced to leave your home where the total annual income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount for 2 consecutive years:

Tableau - Total annual revenues above which housing is to be returned (province)

People housed

Amount not to exceed

1

1 person alone

€45,241

2

2 people

€60,418

Young couple

€72,655

1 person + 1 dependent

€72,655

3

3 people

€72,655

1 person + 2 dependants

€87,714

4

4 people

€87,714

1 person + 3 dependants

€103,184

5

5 people

€103,184

1 person + 4 dependants

€116,290

6

6 people

€116,290

The lessor will inform you of your situation as soon as the resources survey shows that for the 2e year after year, the total income of the occupants of your dwelling exceeds the authorized amount.

You must leave your accommodation within 18 months, starting on 1er January of the year following these two consecutive years.

Six months before the end of these 18 months, the lessor must inform you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's act (now called commissioner of justice), the date on which you must have left the accommodation.

The landlord does not have to make you a relocation proposal.

Example :

For exceedances in 2024 and 2025 (2 consecutive years):

  • The deadline to leave your accommodation starts from 1er January 2026. You must leave the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
  • No later than 1er january 2027, the lessor informs you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's deed, that you must have left the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
3. But the obligation to leave home may disappear

The obligation to leave your home disappears when you meet at least 1 of the following conditions:

  • In the year following the 2 consecutive years, you reach age 65
  • During the 18-month period allowed to leave the dwelling, you inform your landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become below the revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

Example :

For an overrun in 2024 and 2025, (2 years thereafter), your lease cannot be terminated if you complete at least one the following conditions:

  • In 2026, you reach the age of 65.
  • Between 2026 and 1er july 2027, you inform the landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become less than the income limit for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

The revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS varies depending on the number of people accommodated:

Tableau - Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS (province)

Number of persons accommodated

Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS

1

1 person alone

€30,161

2

2 people

€40,279

Young couple

€48,437

1 person + 1 dependent

€48,437

3

3 people

€48,437

1 person + 2 dependants

€58,477

4

4 people

€58,477

1 person + 3 dependants

€68,790

5

5 people

€68,790

1 person + 4 dependants

€77,527

6

6 people

€77,527

Overseas

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You live in a high-priority neighborhood

When your accommodation is located in a priority area of city politicsHowever, you do not have to pay extra rent and you cannot be forced to leave your home, even if your income increases sharply.

You're disabled

If you are handicapped personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least 1 person has the mobility card disability inclusion (overseas)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

LLTS Housing

LLS Housing

Housing PLS 

1 person

€20,078

€33,462

€43,501

2 people

€24,144

€40,239

€52,311

3 people

€26,865

€48,580

€63,154

4 people

€31,433

€57,148

€74,292

5 people

€35,424

€64,406

€83,728

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

You're disabled

If you have a disabled personNo matter what your income, you can stay in your home.

But you may be forced to pay extra rent when the total annual income of the people accommodated exceeds a maximum amount:

Tableau - Total annual income from which the SLS is due when at least 1 person has the mobility card disability inclusion (overseas)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

LLTS Housing

LLS Housing

Housing PLS 

1 person

€20,078

€33,462

€43,501

2 people

€24,144

€40,239

€52,311

3 people

€26,865

€48,580

€63,154

4 people

€31,433

€57,148

€74,292

5 people

€35,424

€64,406

€83,728

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

Other situation

1. Pay extra rent

You can be obliged to pay extra rent when the total income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount.

This maximum amount depends on the type of social housing (LLTS, LLS or PLS).

FYI  

To find out the type of accommodation, ask your landlord.

Tableau - Total annual revenues from which SLS is due (overseas)

People housed

Amount of annual income from which overrent is due

LLTS Housing 

LLS Housing

Housing PLS 

1

1 person alone

€13,779

€25,057

€32,574

2

2 people

€20,078

€33,462

€43,501

Young couple

€24,144

€40,239

€52,311

1 person + 1 dependent

€24,144

€40,239

€52,311

3

3 people

€24,144

€40,239

€52,311

1 person + 2 dependants

€26,865

€48,580

€63,154

4

4 people

€26,865

€48,580

€63,154

1 person + 3 dependants

€31,433

€57,148

€74,292

5

5 people

€31,433

€57,148

€74,292

1 person + 4 dependants

€35,424

€64,406

€83,728

FYI  

The roommate shall not be counted in the persons housed.

2. Leaving the home

You can be forced to leave your home where the total annual income of the persons housed exceeds a maximum amount for 2 consecutive years:

Tableau - Total annual income above which housing is to be returned (Overseas)

People housed

Amount not to exceed

1

1 person alone

€40,717

2

2 people

€54,376

Young couple

€65,389

1 person + 1 dependent

€65,389

3

3 people

€65,389

1 person + 2 dependants

€78,943

4

4 people

€78,943

1 person + 3 dependants

€92,865

5

5 people

€92,865

1 person + 4 dependants

€104,661

6

6 people

€104,661

The lessor will inform you of your situation as soon as the resources survey shows that for the 2e year after year, the total income of the occupants of your dwelling exceeds the authorized amount.

You must leave your accommodation within 18 months, starting on 1er January of the year following these two consecutive years.

Six months before the end of these 18 months, the lessor must inform you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's act (now called commissioner of justice), the date on which you must have left the accommodation.

The landlord does not have to make you a relocation proposal.

Example :

For exceedances in 2024 and 2025 (2 consecutive years):

  • The deadline to leave your accommodation starts from 1er January 2026. You must leave the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
  • No later than 1er january 2027, the lessor informs you, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt or by bailiff's deed, that you must have left the accommodation no later than 1er July 2027.
3. But the obligation to leave home may disappear

The obligation to leave your home disappears when you meet at least 1 of the following conditions:

  • In the year following the 2 consecutive years, you reach age 65
  • During the 18-month period allowed to leave the dwelling, you inform your landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become below the revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

Example :

For an overrun in 2024 and 2025, (2 years thereafter), your lease cannot be terminated if you complete at least one the following conditions:

  • In 2026, you reach the age of 65.
  • Between 2026 and 1er july 2027, you inform the landlord that the total annual income of the occupants of your dwelling has become less than the income limit for the allocation of a social housing PLS.

The revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS varies depending on the number of people accommodated:

Tableau - Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS (overseas)

Number of persons accommodated

Revenue cap for the allocation of a social housing PLS

1

1 person alone

€27,145

2

2 people

€36,251

Young couple

€43,593

1 person + 1 dependent

€43,593

3

3 people

€43,593

1 person + 2 dependants

€52,629

4

4 people

€52,629

1 person + 3 dependants

€61,911

5

5 people

€61,911

1 person + 4 dependants

€69,774

6

6 people

€69,774

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