Parliament votes on railway land expropriation without compensation
The House of Representatives is currently discussing an amended draft law related to the Real Estate Law of 2026, with a focus on a clause allowing land expropriation for railways without compensation. The majority of members rejected this clause due to its negative impact on land value and property owners' rights. The council believes that roads benefit landowners and increase land values, whereas railways have a detrimental effect and fragment the land. The aim of the project is to improve the investment environment, facilitate real estate procedures through digitization of transactions, accelerate issues related to joint ownership, and encourage investment by issuing allocation certificates. It also seeks to organize sales and subdivision processes, facilitate compensation payments over five years, and ensure the rights of all parties in the real estate market.
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