详细
The article is devoted to the analysis of the provisions of the current civil legislation on immovable property. The article provides an assessment of the latest innovations, as well as discusses controversial issues related to the definition of signs of immovable things, the expediency of classifying subsurface areas and unfinished construction sites as real estate. Special attention is paid to the issue of the implementation of the concept of a “single real estate object” in domestic legislation. The author came to the conclusion that the introduction of recent changes to civil legislation in terms of expanding the list of objects of immovable things is due to a complex of reasons, primarily, the preservation of the dominant role of state ownership of land, as well as the current socio-economic state of the real estate market and does not indicate the refusal of the legislator to introduce the concept of a single real estate object into the domestic legal system.