In the last three articles in the series entitled "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we discussed the proposed changes to the draft amendments to the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Purchasers of Residential Premises or Single-Family Homes and to the Developer Guarantee Fund, dated July 29, 2026 (the "Draft"), concerning, among other things, acceptances, the liquidation of development companies, the liability of partners, and the prohibition on price increases. In the last […]

In the previous two articles in the series entitled "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we discussed the proposed changes to the draft amendments to the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Purchasers of Residential Premises or Single-Family Homes and to the Developer Guarantee Fund, dated July 29, 2026 (the "Draft"), concerning, among other things, acceptances, the liquidation of development companies, and the liability of partners. Today, we will look at a change that may […]

In the previous article in the series, "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we discussed the proposed changes to the acceptance of apartments and single-family homes in the draft amendment to the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Purchasers of Apartments or Single-Family Homes and the Developer Guarantee Fund, dated July 29, 2026 (the "Draft"). This week, we'll take a look at one of the most significant […]

On July 31, 2026, a new version of the draft act amending the Act on the Protection of the Rights of Purchasers of Residential Premises or Single-Family Homes and on the Developer Guarantee Fund ("Draft") was published on the Government Legislation Center website, dated July 29, 2026. The "Development Act" has a huge impact on the real estate market, so we will briefly interrupt our series on property divisions […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry" on property division, we discuss a topic that often arises only after the division process is complete: the betterment levy. For many property owners, plot division is primarily associated with the costs of preparing documentation, surveying, and the decision approving the division itself. However, in some cases, after the division […]

In the next article in the series "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we will analyze the issue of property division in the context of access to a public road for newly designated plots. This issue has a very practical dimension and directly impacts the effectiveness of the division and sale of such parcels. This stems from the fact that a plot without access to a public road can be difficult to sell, […]