Infrastructural Real Estate Issues

Abstract

In recent years, the approaches to address the issue of whether an object is real estate have been developed, but this problem has not received a legislative solution, which, both is associated with a two-level system of real estate, land plots and objects; and the modern needs of civil real estate turnover and the interests of its participants. All these make it necessary to fix at the legislative level more and more new real estate objects, including complex infrastructure objects. The article deals with the issues of information support for infrastructure real estate objects that arise, conducting accounting and registration actions. It is shown that the most optimal model for accounting and registration actions in relation to a complex infrastructure object is the unified real estate complex (UREC) model, based on complex cadastral works. The purpose of the study is to consider the issues of information support for infrastructure real estate objects, for the analysis of accounting and registration actions and for identifying new opportunities and optimal solutions in the Unified State Register of Real Estate in order to provide consumers with fast and high-quality public services.