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Technical expertise procedures in construction will be streamlined.

Technical expertise procedures in construction will be streamlined.

This is provided for by amendments to the Regulation on technical expertise in construction, approved by the government at a meeting on Wednesday. This document establishes the procedure, forms, objects, content and subjects involved in the implementation of the technical expertise of buildings in order to ensure and maintain the technical condition of buildings in accordance with the basic requirements of the law. The changes introduced provide that the process of supervision and management of activities in the field of technical expertise will be managed by a separate body, which is subordinate to the central specialized authority in the field of construction. The ban on technical expertise of private residential buildings, one-story garden houses and utility rooms will also be lifted, which will help maintain the technical condition of buildings in accordance with technical requirements, as well as reduce the risk of interference with existing buildings in rural areas and garden partnerships. Individuals and legal entities will be excluded from the list of applicants for technical expertise, as they fall under the concept of owners and users of buildings, who have the right to request an expertise. At the same time, in order to simplify the access of owners and users to the examination process, the consent of the expert council will not be required during the re-examination. The procedures for appealing the results of technical expertise will also be streamlined, and some bureaucratic procedures will be abolished. Changing this provision will increase the transparency of the process of developing reports on the results of technical expertise, remove barriers and access for investors and owners to the process of technical expertise, remove barriers, etc. // 08.06.2022 — InfoMarket

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In May 2022, in the secondary residential real estate market in Chisinau, prices increased by 5.2% compared to the previous month and amounted to 670 euros per 1 sq.m.
In May 2022, in the secondary residential real estate market in Chisinau, prices increased by 5.2% compared to the previous month and amounted to 670 euros per 1 sq.m.
The tender for the selection of lessees of 11 non-residential premises, owned by Chisinau municipality, will be held on June 24.
The tender for the selection of lessees of 11 non-residential premises, owned by Chisinau municipality, will be held on June 24.
Five land plots located within the Chisinau municipality were sold at an auction for 21.7 million lei.
Five land plots located within the Chisinau municipality were sold at an auction for 21.7 million lei.
In April 2022, in the secondary residential real estate market in Chisinau, prices increased by 5.4% compared to the previous month and amounted to 637 euros per 1 sq. m.
In April 2022, in the secondary residential real estate market in Chisinau, prices increased by 5.4% compared to the previous month and amounted to 637 euros per 1 sq. m.
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Moldovan Parliament approves in first reading the law envisaging new provisions on the normative price and procedure of land sale and purchase.
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Moldovan Parliament ratifies the Intergovernmental agreement on the land plot earmarked for the construction of a new U.S. embassy building in Chisinau.