Parliament votes on land expropriation clause
The Parliament continues to debate the amended draft law of the Real Estate Ownership Law of 2026, which aims to develop the real estate sector, enhance transparency, and improve property management procedures through the digitization of all transactions and the simplification of joint ownership removal procedures. The project also includes improvements to expropriation mechanisms, including providing compensation within five years, and addresses conflicts between joint ownership removal provisions and agricultural legislations. It offers greater flexibility for mortgagees to manage properties while safeguarding everyone's rights. The objection to the clause allowing land expropriation for railways without compensation was rejected by the majority, as the council believes that roads benefit the land and increase its value, whereas railways negatively impact it, reducing its worth and fragmenting the land.
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