Links between Spatial Information of Cadastre and Land Registries and the Real Estate Markets

1. Links between Spatial Information of Cadastre and Land Registries and the Real Estate Markets Experiences with Data Management to Improve Land Administration in ECE Countries 23-24April 2009 Sofia, Bulgaria David Egiashvili UN ECE WPLA REM Member

2. Overview of the Presentation Land Market; Content of the Information; Type of the Information; Information Accessibility; Cadastral Information; Users of the Information; REM Guidelines

3. Land Market • Real Estate Market is a critical factor for economic development • Economic crises has affected those countries as well which have advanced property registration system.

4. Content of the Information • Owner/User ; • Agricultural and nonagricultural land use and other details; • Address; • Area; • List of all liabilities; • Restrictions: e.g. Servitude for Line Construction; • Information about illegal use of the property

5. Type of the Information • Electronic • Web-based • Authorized users • Printed version

6. Information accessibility Information accessibility defined for: • Unauthorized users; • Authorized users;

7. Cadastral Information • Cadastral database should create and provide information in WGS 84 coordinate systems and UTM scheme; • Cadastral plan; • Cadastral map; • Unique coordination system is a solution to a lot of problems; • High accuracy - not very expensive and complicated

8. users of the data • Individuals; • Financial institutions; • Real Estate Agencies; • Developers; • Local and central government Institutions; • Other organizations

9. Guidelines • REM is developing Policy Principles and Guidelines for the Development of a Country’s Real Estate Market that benefits all; • In June the Guidelines will be presented at a forum in Rome

10. Thank You David Egiashvili UN ECE WPLA REM Member