MaPrimeRénov' in 2026: reopening, budget and what it means for condominiums

    In short: suspended since 1 January 2026 for lack of a finance law, the MaPrimeRénov' scheme reopened on 23 February 2026. Its budget is €3.6 billion within an Anah budget close to €4.6 billion, with a target of at least 120,000 major renovations across houses and condominiums. Anah says eligibility rules and rates are unchanged.
  

Timeline of a year in two parts

MaPrimeRénov' timeline in 2026
Date	Event
16 December 2025	Anah board: 2026 orientations subject to the finance law
1 January 2026	Scheme suspended for lack of a finance law
6 February 2026	Anah announces reopening on promulgation of the finance law
23 February 2026	Actual reopening (per trade press)

The Anah board of 16 December 2025 had set 2026 orientations "subject to" the finance law being adopted. With no budget voted before the end of 2025, aid was suspended on 1 January. Anah announced on 6 February that reopening would follow promulgation of the finance law, for all schemes and households; trade press places the actual restart on Monday 23 February 2026.

The year's figures

MaPrimeRénov': €3.6 billion budget in 2026 (ministerial statement).
Anah overall budget: close to €4.6 billion, of which almost €4.4 billion aid to households, at 2025 level and subject to the finance law.
Targets: at least 120,000 major renovations (houses and condominiums combined), at least 150,000 single-measure renovations, close to 350,000 homes aided in total.
Distressed condominiums: €300 million for the "Plan initiative copropriétés", a scheme separate from MaPrimeRénov' Copropriété.

What changes for major renovations

Mandatory meeting with a France Rénov' adviser before filing.
Fraud prevention: tighter control of financial agents, remote checks, a single sanctions committee.
Small condominiums: the pilot scheme in their favour is extended.

MaPrimeRénov' Copropriété: the basic conditions

According to Anah's presentation page, the aid funds works on common areas that significantly improve comfort and energy performance. It is granted to the owners' association and deducted from each owner's share. The published benchmarks are a minimum energy gain of 35%, a condominium made up of at least 75% main residences, funding up to 45% of the works cost and a ceiling of €25,000 per home.

To verify: this page is not dated 2026; only the 6 February 2026 statement says "eligibility rules and funding rates remain unchanged", without expressly targeting condominiums. Confirm thresholds and ceilings with Anah and a France Rénov' adviser before voting on works.

How to prepare

Commission a collective DPE and an audit to quantify the energy gain (collective DPE timetable).
Contact France Rénov' early: its meeting conditions filing for major renovations.
Plan the general meeting vote and follow the changing majorities (Relance Logement bill).

Sources

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Did MaPrimeRénov' reopen in 2026?
Yes: suspended on 1 January 2026 for lack of a finance law, it reopened on 23 February 2026.

What is the 2026 MaPrimeRénov' budget?
€3.6 billion, within an overall Anah budget close to €4.6 billion.

Have the conditions changed?
Anah says eligibility rules and funding rates are unchanged, but a France Rénov' meeting is mandatory before filing a major renovation.

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Informational article based on Anah statements (December 2025, February 2026) and trade press; condominium-specific conditions should be confirmed with Anah. Not advice.