Rosreestr raises the prices of extracts from the real estate register

The draft order with the new prices is here.

Under the draft it is proposed, for example, to increase the fee for individuals and for legal entities: for a paper extract from the Unified State Register of Real Estate (EGRN), by 100% (for individuals, from RUB 460 to RUB 960; for legal entities, from RUB 1,270 to RUB 2,540); for an EGRN extract on registered equity participation agreements (DDU), by 100% (for individuals, from RUB 1,740 to RUB 3,480; for legal entities, from RUB 3,420 to RUB 6,840); and for a cadastral plan of a territory, by 100% (for individuals, from RUB 1,740 to RUB 3,480; for legal entities, from RUB 5,220 to RUB 10,440).

The cost of obtaining information through the federal state information system of the EGRN (FGIS EGRN) increases hundreds of times.

For example, a pack of 1,000 extracts currently costs RUB 1,940, and will cost RUB 232,000.

In our view, a substantial change in the cost of obtaining information from the FGIS EGRN is not simply in line with the trend towards higher fees for various state duties. It is also one way of making it harder for websites that clone the Rosreestr website to operate.

Those sites sell EGRN extracts more cheaply than the official Rosreestr website.

As practice shows, methods of this kind are more effective, and more advantageous, than hundreds of court proceedings aimed at blocking such services and holding their owners liable.

Unfortunately, in stories of this kind there is always collateral damage. It is the work of cadastral engineers, who will be forced either to reduce their own income or to build the new cost of extracts (or information) from the EGRN into the price of the contract for the client, comments Polina Narmatova, head of the analytical department at Consul Group.

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