Suchergebnisse

In modern conditions, the acuteness of the problems of legal regulation of real estate development activities and immovable property turnover is significantly increasing due to the unprecedented number of judicial (but not legal), economic, and other sanctions imposed on our country, repeated attempts of its political and eco-nomic isolation, as well as the increased legal and economic uncertainty for the participants of economic rela-tions in connection with the Special Military Operation conducted by the Russian state and its consequences for the Russian Federation. The attempt to substantiate the assessment of state regulation of the entire real estate turnover and the segment of intermediary services in it, in particular, is of interest. A historical approach is used to analyze the means of state influence on intermediaries providing real estate services. The authors actively apply the method of comparative law when considering a set of legal means suita-ble for use in the process of state regulation of the sphere of intermediary services in transactions with real es-tate objects.

The relevance of the subject of the selected scientific article is predetermined by the absence of the concept of mediation in the Russian civil legislation and the need to define the subject of this type of activity. As a conse-quence, there is inconsistency in the use of the term "intermediation" in relation to various segments of ser-vices, including in the sphere of real estate turnover, in trade, as well as in law enforcement activities. As a re-sult, there is inconsistency in the use of the term mediation in relation to various segments of services, includ-ing in the sphere of real estate turnover, in trade, as well as in law enforcement. The article considers the pecu-liarities of formation of intermediary services in the real estate market. The one-time nature of the majority of transactions is noted. The reasons for the short duration of the contractual lease terms of both residential and commercial real estate are revealed. The authors pay great attention to the definition of mediation and its main features. The types of mediation are distinguished in economic and legal aspects, as well as in its broad and narrow understanding. The classification of the subjects of mediation activity is carried out according to various criteria. The authors' detailed analysis of the subject of the activity of a broker under the German Civil Code, as well as an occasional intermediary in international trade, appears to be of interest.