Shopfront renovation aid fund
Purpose of the scheme: Supporting shopfront renovation works to embellish shops and revitalise the town of Brive. Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: retailers and craftspeople in Brive registered in the RNE, with a sales area below 300 m², turnover below €800,000 and a shopfront visible from the public highway; exclusions apply. Catalogue financial parameters: A grant of 20% to 50% of eligible expenditure, calculated according to the perimeter. Availability and the rules in force should be confirmed before applying.
The “Shopfront renovation aid fund” scheme is listed by the Ville de Brive. The catalogue describes its purpose as follows: Supporting shopfront renovation works to embellish shops and revitalise the town of Brive. The financial parameters and conditions presented in the catalogue should be distinguished from the rules officially in force. Before using it, check eligibility, eligible expenditure, the timetable and the procedure with the funder or competent operator. An official source was consulted for this page, but this does not validate eligibility in an individual case.
Funded by Ville de Brive
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: Retailers and craftspeople in the municipality of Brive: registered in the RNE; with a sales area below 300 m²; with turnover below €800,000; with a shopfront visible from the public highway. Not eligible: estate agencies; insurance; mutual insurers; brokerage services; home help services; regulated and unregulated liberal professions; branches and any establishment whose activity is not independent. Check the legal form, size, activity, territory and exclusions in the official rules in force.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions available in the catalogue: Expenditure is capped at €10,000. These are not enough to confirm eligibility. Check the official criteria, exclusions, combination rules and any requirement to apply before ordering, acquiring or starting works.
What the scheme covers
Operations or costs listed: Carrying out at least two of the following: joinery (supply and fitting); masking lintels with cladding, render or a wooden band; removing ground-floor breast walls to create a shop window; renovating carved wooden shopfronts; uncovering masonry facings by removing cladding; removing, supplying and fitting signs; blinds and awnings (supply and fitting); integrating and/or concealing visible cables and boxes on façades; shop window lighting (with an energy-saving approach); removing and/or integrating into the building steps projecting onto the public highway, and accessibility works for people with reduced mobility; site set-up costs (scaffolding, removal); dismantling old signs; replacing the shop window or door (double or triple glazing); painting; window graphics. Check eligible costs, supporting documents, minimum thresholds, caps and excluded costs before any commitment.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue indicates: A grant of 20% to 50% of eligible expenditure, calculated according to the perimeter. These data should be compared with the rules or call applicable at the date of application; they guarantee neither eligibility nor an award.
How to apply
1) Obtain the current official page and rules. 2) Confirm that the scheme is active and that the project’s area is covered. 3) Check the criteria, amount, cost base, exclusions, combination rules and documents. 4) Confirm when to apply and obtain prior agreement before committing costs. Confirm that the 2025 PDF rules are still in force in 2026, the rate applicable to the project’s perimeter and the funds still available; the catalogue indicates 20% to 50%, while earlier municipal materials show 20% to 45%.
Timeline
No usable end date is given; confirm the timetable with the funder, along with the deadline, whether the scheme is still accepting applications and the available budget. Confirm that the 2025 PDF rules are still in force in 2026, the rate applicable to the project’s perimeter and the funds still available; the catalogue indicates 20% to 50%, while earlier municipal materials show 20% to 45%.
Key facts
- Funder
- Ville de Brive
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Funding rate
- 50%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Frequently asked questions
What is the “Shopfront renovation aid fund” scheme for?
The catalogue describes its purpose as follows: Supporting shopfront renovation works to embellish shops and revitalise the town of Brive. Check that the project matches the scope of the official rules in force.
Who can benefit and what are the main conditions?
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: Retailers and craftspeople in the municipality of Brive: registered in the RNE; with a sales area below 300 m²; with turnover below €800,000; with a shopfront visible from the public highway. Not eligible: estate agencies; insurance; mutual insurers; brokerage services; home help services; regulated and unregulated liberal professions; branches and any establishment whose activity is not independent. Conditions indicated: Expenditure is capped at €10,000. The legal form, location, exclusions and current criteria should be confirmed.
What amount or type of financing can be obtained?
A grant of 20% to 50% of eligible expenditure, calculated according to the perimeter. The official source consulted also states that the rules cover retailers and craftspeople operating in Brive, with annual turnover of no more than €800,000 excluding VAT, a sales area below 300 m² and a shopfront visible from the public highway, and details the subsidisable expenditure. Confirm the cap, base, rate and form of financing with the funder.
Is the scheme still open and how do I apply?
No usable end date is given; confirm the timetable with the funder. Confirm that the 2025 PDF rules are still in force in 2026, the rate applicable to the project’s perimeter and the funds still available; the catalogue indicates 20% to 50%, while earlier municipal materials show 20% to 45%. Before any order, purchase or expenditure, confirm the opening and procedure with the competent authority.
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