Real Estate: Countdown for the operation of the MIDA – What owners need to know
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue is set to launch a digital platform that will consolidate property ownership records, requiring owners to verify and possibly correct their asset information by the end of March.
Garages: improper uses and what the law says
The article discusses the controversies surrounding garage spaces in residential buildings in Argentina, including their legal categorizations and the regulations governing their use.
The End of Making Money on Apartments? The Left is Preparing a New Tax
The Polish Left party is proposing a new housing tax that will tax the value of residential properties, moving away from traditional property taxes.
Now they assign a house in a gated community to Manuel Adorni: there are expenses of $700,000 in his wife's name
Argentine Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni faces controversy over ownership of a house in a gated community and undisclosed expenses tied to the property.
Audiences Convened with the Alleged Owners of the Pilar Estate Claimed by the AFA to Determine Who Will Investigate the Case
An audience has been summoned to address the investigation of the true ownership of a property in Pilar claimed by the AFA, concerning alleged frontmen for a prominent figure in Argentine football.
If someone has 5 bighas of land, how many square yards do they own?
The article discusses the confusion surrounding the measurement of land in bighas, particularly in India, highlighting regional variations and calculations.
[Editorial] The Still Low Effective Tax Rate on Ownership Tax Requires a Government Roadmap
This editorial discusses the recent significant increase in the public pricing of apartments in Seoul and the implications for ownership taxes, urging the government to develop a long-term roadmap for property tax reform.
Now there’s a solution to the Koivu property dispute - here's what happened to the ownership of the properties
A Finnish court has ruled in favor of Mikko Koivu regarding the ownership of two properties, concluding a long-standing dispute with his ex-wife Helena Koivu.
The One Show's Alex Jones' peaceful life in village where average house price is £1.3m
Alex Jones is renovating a historic Georgian house in Berkshire, known for high property values and previous celebrity ownership.
Real Estate Prices 2035: Where Ownership Will Become More Expensive – And Where It Will Become Cheaper
The article discusses the rising real estate prices in Germany, projecting challenges for young people hoping to purchase property by 2035.
Anonymous Owner Investigations Are Ending: Cadastre Plans Major Changes
The Czech Cadastre is set to implement significant changes that will end anonymous investigations of property ownership.
Realtors in Berlin: 'We are the city of thwarted homeowners'
A Berlin realtor discusses the challenges facing potential homebuyers due to global instability and strict banking regulations that threaten the dream of home ownership.
Experts: The project concerning housing communities needs improvement
Experts suggest that the proposed amendment to the property ownership law in Poland has significant flaws despite some administrative improvements.
Residents who have not regained their land in cities are proposed to be allowed to choose an equivalent plot
Lithuanian lawmakers propose a new provision to offer residents who haven't regained their land an option for an equivalent plot for individual construction.
For $17.4 Million... How Did a Historical Property in Jerusalem End Up in Israeli Auctions?
The article explores the historical journey of a significant property in Jerusalem that has reached an auction with a price tag of $17.4 million.
The Supreme Court unanimously confirms that the Pazo de Meirás is the property of the State
The Supreme Court of Spain has unanimously dismissed appeals regarding the ownership of the Pazo de Meirás, ruling it belongs to the State.
The Supreme Court confirms that the Pazo de Meirás belongs to the State
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that the Pazo de Meirás is the property of the State, while also granting the heirs of dictator Francisco Franco the right to compensation for maintenance expenses during their ownership.
Taxation of parental gifts: How the value of usufruct and bare ownership is calculated
The article discusses the high tax exemption for parental gifts in Greece and explains the taxation of usufruct and bare ownership concerning property transfers.
Conjugal Usucapion: When Abandonment Can Ensure Home Ownership
Brazilian law provides a specific type of usucapion for cases of abandonment known as conjugal usucapion, allowing an abandoned spouse to acquire full ownership of a property after two years.
Will there be expropriations in Texas? The law signed by Greg Abbott that limits property ownership for foreigners
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a law restricting foreign ownership of land, emphasizing national security concerns.
Accra’s Luxury Property Market Opens Structured Pathways for Nigerian Investors
Devtraco Group invites Nigerian investors to engage in structured ownership models in Accra's property market, focusing on income stability.
Scaffolding in condominiums, how expenses should be divided
The article discusses the fair division of expenses for scaffolding in residential buildings, emphasizing that costs should be shared among property owners based on their ownership share when scaffolding is used for communal repairs.
Why buying a house in a woman's name is a profitable deal, how to save lakhs of rupees
The article discusses the financial benefits of purchasing property in a woman's name in India, highlighting incentives offered by banks and housing schemes.
Angola: How Angola's Land Registry Undermines Property Rights
A technical opinion confirmed property ownership in Luanda, but Angola's Cadastral Institute concealed this information, revealing issues in land management and property rights.
Land Use Charges: LASG orders property owners to settle 2025 debts
The Lagos State Government has issued a warning to property owners regarding outstanding 2025 Land Use Charge payments, urging them to settle these debts before enforcement actions begin.
The case of Jerzy Ż.'s studio apartment: The head of the UODO imposes a penalty on Karol Nawrocki's team
The article discusses controversies surrounding Karol Nawrocki's acquisition of a studio apartment and subsequent claims made by him and a co-participant in a debate.
NYC landlords fire back at ‘racist’ Mamdani aide's claim that ties homeownership to 'White supremacy'
New York City landlords are criticizing comments from a top housing official connecting homeownership to white supremacy, labeling them as 'racist' and neglectful of immigrant property owners.
Don't Make These Mistakes Before Buying a House, or Your Money Will Go Down the Drain
The article discusses critical mistakes to avoid when purchasing a home to prevent financial loss.
The land tax for a Tartu woman living in a house built by her father increased tenfold
Piret Kuusk, a pensioner in Tartu, faces a tenfold increase in land tax on her father's house.
Russians do not pay and do not let officials into the building in Gdańsk. To the rescue, a bailiff?
The Russian consulate in Gdańsk remains closed and its officials are refusing to leave the property, leading to a legal dispute over its ownership.
Housing Supply-Centered Policy is a Myth
The article critiques the prevalent belief that increasing housing supply alone can stabilize property prices in South Korea, arguing that multi-home ownership undermines these efforts.
Polish on Their Own or on Someone Else's: How Do We Want to Live?
The article discusses the trends in property ownership and rental in Poland, highlighting a potential increase in the preference for renting over ownership by 2040.
Wieambilla police shootings property listed for sale for $190,000
The site of the Wieambilla ambush, infamous for the shooting deaths of Queensland police constables, is now on the market for $190,000 amid concerns about its potential ownership.
'I had horrible realization minutes after moving into my first home'
A woman faced a shocking surprise shortly after moving into her first home, revealing the challenges of home ownership.
Nigeria: London Property - FG Files Fresh Forgery Charge Against Mike Ozekhome
The Nigerian federal government has filed new forgery charges against lawyer Mike Ozekhome relating to the alleged fraudulent claim of ownership over a London property.
When Neighbors Turn Your Toilet into Common Property: A Dispute Over a 20-Year-Old Illegal Reconstruction Goes to Court
A legal dispute in Latvia centers around a 20-year-old unauthorized toilet addition in an apartment building, challenging property ownership and common space definitions.
The Civic Coalition requested the removal of Judge Mahiques from the case of the estate awarded to the AFA
The Civic Coalition in Argentina has requested the removal of Judge Mahiques from a case investigating the ownership of a luxurious estate suspected to belong to AFA officials.
Judicial Family, Political Friction, and Controversies: Carlos Mahiques, One of the Judges Who Must Decide the Fate of the Case Linked to the AFA
Carlos Mahiques, a prominent judge in Argentina, is involved in a significant legal case regarding the ownership of a luxurious property attributed to AFA authorities.
The dream of owning a home remains unattainable for nearly half of Europeans
Almost half of European tenants lack the capability or desire to buy a home, with this statistic varying greatly between countries due to issues of property availability and pricing pressure.
Fraudulent scheme took away a plot worth 6.2 million
A shocking property fraud has emerged in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, where a factory operator was declared dead on paper to illegally transfer ownership of a plot valued at 6.21 million rupees.
Rwanda: Land Termination Policy Raises Questions Over Property Rights
Kigali's new land policy compels landowners in prime areas to develop their properties or risk losing ownership, raising concerns over property rights and due process.
Possible Terror Financing: An Iranian-German Economic Crime
An Iranian banker with ties to the Revolutionary Guard is reported to be involved in potential terrorist financing through his ownership of a property empire in Germany, prompting interest from German intelligence agencies.
Percentage and Amount: Here is the First Proposal for a Concrete New Property Tax
The debate around a new property tax in Denmark heats up as the Enhedslisten party proposes a tax on housing gains, prompted by growing concerns over wealth accumulation through property ownership.
Here are five suggestions for how politicians can change property taxes
The article discusses the disparity in income from property ownership compared to employment and suggests five potential reforms for property taxation in Denmark.
Professor of Economics Has Five Proposals to Address the Distorted Housing Market
A Danish economics professor outlines five strategies to mitigate the disparities in the housing market where property ownership yields greater returns than traditional employment.
Searching for an apartment: Protecting property
The article discusses the acute housing shortage in urban Germany and criticizes misguided approaches to solving the issue, emphasizing the disparity in rental prices and the challenges faced by low-income individuals.
‘Six Houses’ Jang Dong-hyuk, in Response to Lee Jae-myung’s Question ‘Should We Maintain Benefits for Multiple Homeowners?’ Says ‘The Disobedient Will Weep’
Jang Dong-hyuk of the People Power Party criticized President Lee Jae-myung's comments on multiple homeowners, citing concerns raised by his elderly mother regarding property ownership.
Homeowners received illegal extra tax of 100,000, but no tax employees were puzzled
Homeowners in Gentofte were mistakenly charged nearly 200,000 in extra property tax despite longstanding ownership and no changes to their properties.
Residents of four neighborhoods receive property deeds in Cubatão, SP
Residents of four neighborhoods in Cubatão, Brazil, have received definitive property deeds, marking the end of a decades-long wait for home ownership.
The Supreme Court in Britain rules in favor of Auðun Már
The Supreme Court in Britain has ruled in favor of Icelandic investor Auðun Már Guðmundsson in a legal battle regarding property ownership with his ex-wife.