International scientific and technical journal
Real estate: economics, management
ISSN 3034-1485 (On-line)
ISSN 2073-8412 (Print)
DOI: 10.22337/2073-8412
Established in 2001. Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
The Founders:
- «The Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Education Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (National Research University) »,
- "Publishing house ASV" Ltd. Co.
Chief Editor P.G. Grabow - Head of Department "Construction organization and management of real estate" National Research Moscow State Construction University, Professor, Doctor of Economics
On the approved list of Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Ministry of peer-reviewed scientific journals and publications, which should be published basic scientific results of dissertations for the degree of candidate and doctor of sciences and industry specialty groups:
- 5.2.3. Regional and sectoral economics (economic sciences);
- 2.1.7 Technology and organization of construction (technical sciences);
- 2.1.10 Environmental safety of construction and urban economy (technical sciences);
- 2.1.13 Urban planning, planning of rural settlements (technical sciences);
- 2.1.14 Life cycle management of construction objects (technical sciences).
Joined the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Communications (Roskomnadzor). Registration certificate PI №FS77-11025 on October 30, 2001 issued by the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Press, Broadcasting and the media.
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Dear Readers!
The emergence of various forms of land ownership requires fundamentally new approaches to land registration. Ownership is a legal concept and represents a set of individual rights of possession. Land ownership rights form the basis for the development of the land market and the regulation of market relations. Today, land plots should be regarded as specific objects of legal rights. The cadastre makes it possible to identify land plots, guarantee the rights of their owners, and facilitate the prompt resolution of property disputes. It includes detailed geodetic, geographical, geological, economic, and land-use descriptions of land plots, as well as information on their legal status. As shown by an analysis of urban land in Moscow, approximately 80 % of tax revenues come from land tax. The land market is understood in a broad sense and includes the actual right of use, lease rights, pledge rights, and mortgage lending. These and other issues related to the land cadastre and land ownership rights are discussed in this issue of the journal.
Sincerely, Peter Grabovyy Editor-in-Chief
Articles in this issue
Dear Readers!
The emergence of various forms of land ownership requires fundamentally new approaches to land registration. Ownership is a legal concept and represents a set of individual rights of possession. Land ownership rights form the basis for the development of the land market and the regulation of market relations. Today, land plots should be regarded as specific objects of legal rights. The cadastre makes it possible to identify land plots, guarantee the rights of their owners, and facilitate the prompt resolution of property disputes. It includes detailed geodetic, geographical, geological, economic, and land-use descriptions of land plots, as well as information on their legal status. As shown by an analysis of urban land in Moscow, approximately 80 % of tax revenues come from land tax. The land market is understood in a broad sense and includes the actual right of use, lease rights, pledge rights, and mortgage lending. These and other issues related to the land cadastre and land ownership rights are discussed in this issue of the journal.
Sincerely, Peter Grabovyy Editor-in-Chief
