Floor easement and condominium transactions move to digital: 3D model era begins
The General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre is making the use of 3D Digital Building Models mandatory for floor easement and condominium transactions as of January 1, 2025. This innovation will increase transparency and security in the real estate sector while playing a significant role in managing natural disaster risks.
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General Director of Land Registry and Cadastre Hakan Gedikli announced in a statement that the use of 3D Digital Building Models will become mandatory for floor easement and condominium transactions starting January 1, 2025. The application will be implemented within the scope of the "3D City Models Production and Creation of 3D Cadastre Basemaps Project."
Gedikli stated that this innovation will create a major transformation in the real estate sector. Thanks to the new system, it will be possible to securely record and inspect structures in a digital environment. Transactions will be carried out through 3D building models integrated with architectural projects and will be transferred to the General Directorate in a secure electronic environment.
It was stated that all information can be accessed at the address “dijitalbina.tkgm.gov.tr”.
Gedikli said that the application will not only reflect positively on land registry transactions but also on the real estate sector as a whole. He pointed out that inspecting structures in a digital environment, especially in regions carrying natural disaster risks, will provide great convenience in disaster management.
A NEW ERA IN DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT
One of the most notable features of the application is that it serves as an effective tool for inspecting structures after disasters and for risk management. 3D building models will allow buildings to be checked more quickly and effectively, both in terms of preventive measures and post-disaster interventions.