The Unified Register of Property contains information on more than 1.5 million real estate objects

The Unified Register of Property contains information on more than 1.5 million real estate objects, of which 1.3 million are state-owned objects and more than 200 thousand are real estate objects of economic societies. This was announced today, October 7, during a press conference on the topic “Work on the involvement of empty residential buildings and land plots in the economy.” The sale of unused state property, which took place in the press center of BelTA, said the head of the main department of property disposal of the State Property Committee of the Republic of Belarus Irina Tyaglova, writes sb.by.

At the moment, more than 15 thousand legal entities are registered in the information system of the Unified Register of Property, of which 14 thousand are state legal entities, almost 2 thousand are business companies. Legal entities provide information on several parameters, including the type of public housing stock and the use of facilities. Thanks to the data collected over the years, we have the opportunity to form output forms in the whole republic, regions, a specific legal entity, said Irina Tyaglova:

- Received reliable information gives us an understanding of the overall picture – how much property we have, including unused. These are mainly objects of socio-cultural purpose and trade services. To a lesser extent – office, industrial and agricultural. We divide unused objects by type of destination. And if the system is marked “unused property”, it automatically enters the module, which is in the public domain. Anyone can find an object offered for sale, lease or gratuitous transfer for the implementation of an investment project, as well as find out the date of a specific auction.

The State Property Committee of the Republic of Belarus works together with the National Cadastre Agency, which is the operator of the Unified Property Register. Taking into account the proposals received from users - legal entities and citizens, the platform is constantly being improved, said Irina Tyaglova:

- The plans for the future are to turn the unused property information module into a full-fledged national trading platform. We want to transfer all state property to electronic auctions, as practice shows, they are more transparent and prompt. Another objective concerns property that can now be acquired without bidding. The plan is to provide users with the opportunity to purchase them by clicking a single “ready to buy” button, where the system will form an electronic purchase agreement and accept electronic payment.