National Regulation of Real Estate

National regulation of real estate refers to the laws and policies established by a country's government to oversee the buying, selling, leasing, and management of property. This ensures fairness, transparency, and protection for both buyers and sellers, as well as maintaining property values and safety standards. Regulations can cover various aspects, including licensing requirements for real estate agents, zoning laws, property taxes, and enforcement of housing standards. The intention is to create a stable and efficient real estate market that benefits individuals and communities as a whole.