Returns a paginated list of all assets accessible to the current user.

Asset Overview

An Asset represents a rentable property unit such as an apartment, a room, or a parking space.

Business significance

Assets are the core properties being managed. Each asset can host multiple leasing_contracts which
represent the rental cycles over time. Assets always belong to a management_contract,
which defines the agreement between the property manager and the landlord.

Key Relationships

• One-to-one relationship with a physical address
• One-to-one relationship with a management_contract
• Can have multiple leasing_contracts over time
• Associated with detailed equipment specifications
• May include energy diagnostics and fiscal regimes

Key data types

• nature: The type of property (flat, room, parking, commercial, house, office, basement, box)
• area: Property size in square meters
• boutin_area: Boutin area for French housing law calculations
• construction_year: Year when the building was constructed
• room_count: Number of rooms in the property
• fiscal_identifier: Housing fiscal identifier (12-digit number)

Filtering

The endpoint supports filtering by asset properties. You can combine multiple filters to narrow results.

Available Filters

• nature: Filter by asset type (flat, room, parking, commercial, house, office, basement, box)
• construction_year: Filter by year of construction

Advanced Filtering

You can combine multiple filters to create precise searches. For example:

• Find all apartments built after 2000
• Combine nature and construction year filters

Equipment-related filters are available through the asset_equipment_attributes when creating or updating assets.