rakennuskiinteistö

A rakennuskiinteistö, often translated as a building property or real estate property, refers to a parcel of land that includes one or more buildings. In Finnish real estate law and practice, this term distinguishes itself from undeveloped land (maa-alue) or properties that consist solely of structures not permanently affixed to the land. The core concept of a rakennuskiinteistö encompasses both the land itself and the improvements made to it in the form of buildings.

The ownership and legal rights associated with a rakennuskiinteistö are typically governed by property law. This includes rights to use, enjoy, and dispose of both the land and the buildings on it. When a rakennuskiinteistö is bought, sold, or inherited, the transaction involves the transfer of title to both the land and any structures present. The value of such a property is derived from the combined worth of its land and the buildings, considering factors like location, size, condition of the buildings, and their intended use, such as residential, commercial, or industrial.