The State Duma on Friday, December 17, adopted in the third, final reading a bill to extend the dacha amnesty until March 1, 2031.
The extended regime implies the ability to register and register a residential or garden house on the basis of only a technical plan and a title deed for a plot, if this right is not listed in the Unified State Register of Real Estate.
In addition, until this date, citizens who permanently reside without the right of ownership in a house built before May 14, 1998 and located within the boundaries of the settlement, will be able to get free ownership of the land plot where his house is located. In this case, in this case, we mean plots that are in state or municipal ownership.
At the same time, the dacha amnesty will not affect specially protected areas. Also, the law regulates that during the period of consideration of a citizen’s application for the provision of a land plot, a local government body does not have the right to demolish a house.
According to the speaker of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin, the project is designed to additionally protect the rights of citizens who have inherited property, whose former owners did not have time to take advantage of the dacha amnesty.
On October 27, Izvestia wrote that in 2022, real estate owners are expected to change the rules for the use of residential premises. One of the main ones is the increase in the cadastral value of housing. It was noted that in Moscow it will rise by 21.4%.
On December 2, 2020, the Federation Council approved a law to extend the dacha amnesty until March 2026, in the same month, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the document.
Source: IZ
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