general

definition of property

The word estate is one of the many denominations that presents that real estate, land, property, owned by an individual. It should be noted that it is also recurrent that the property appears designated from the following terms: estate, inheritance, fiefdom, land, field, domain, property.

Basically and as the law indicates, the property is a property of a real estate type that has been made up of a delimited amount of land, while such delimitation, known as border, can be physically materialized through markers, fences or any other system intended for the purpose of delimitation, or failing that, the boundary can be legal, that is, to be established in a public property deed.

The property, by representing the land, which is the real estate par excellence, since very, very remote times, has enjoyed a phenomenal importance and repercussion, because before the famous Industrial Revolution land was the most common way of obtaining wealth thanks to its exploitation.

Meanwhile, with the passage of time and with it the advent of urban regulations, a delimitation of the properties has been generated in different categories, which is closely linked to the destinations that they observe or will observe after construction. Thus we find: urban properties (They are found in urban areas, they have a greater construction capacity and due to their proximity to the city center, they turn out to be the most economically expensive types of properties), industrial properties (the purpose is the construction of industrial zones that house companies and industries) and rustic properties (The one that is especially destined to agriculture and livestock activities).

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