Here you will find explanations of important real estate terms.
A public register that provides information about the legal circumstances of a property, including ownership, encumbrances, and rights.
The fee that a real estate broker receives for their services, often a percentage of the sale price or rental sum.
A legal officer responsible for authenticating real estate transactions and certifying signatures.
A tax incurred when purchasing a property or land, calculated as a percentage of the purchase price.
The total floor area of all living spaces within an apartment or house.
A document that represents the energy quality of a building and must be presented when selling or renting.
An amount that the tenant deposits with the landlord as security for possible damages or outstanding rent payments.
Additional costs when renting a property, such as heating, water, and garbage collection, which are in addition to the basic rent.
The year in which a property was built, relevant for assessing the condition and building substance.
Legal regulations that ensure the preservation of buildings with historical significance, often associated with specific requirements and funding.
Regulations concerning the ownership and management of condominiums.
A contract in which a property seller works exclusively with one broker.
An overview of the local comparative rents, serving as a guideline for evaluating rental prices.
A right that allows the creditor to satisfy themselves from the debtor's property in the case of non-payment.
A document that regulates the division of a building into several residential units (condominiums) and the allocation of common areas.
An obligation of the property owner, registered in the building burden directory, to carry out or refrain from certain building measures.
A contract in which a property is made available for use for a certain period in return for payment of a leasehold rent, without transferring ownership.
The right to purchase a property under certain conditions before other interested parties.
A right that allows a condominium owner the exclusive use of a certain area of the community property (e.g., garden or parking space).
The declaration of the contracting parties to the notary that the ownership of a property is to be transferred.