Proposition de loi visant à transformer les obligations de la loi SRU d'une logique de stock vers une logique de flux

This is a French private member's bill (proposition de loi) that would change how the SRU law's social housing obligations are measured. The SRU law, adopted in 2000, requires larger municipalities to have a minimum share of social housing (generally 20 to 25 percent) among their main residences. The bill's title proposes moving from a 'stock' logic, which counts the total existing social housing, to a 'flow' logic, which would focus on the social housing built or delivered over a given period. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full text. Municipalities subject to the SRU obligations, particularly those in dense urban areas with high housing demand, would be most directly affected. Residents seeking social housing and social housing providers could also see effects on how new construction is planned and tracked.