Earth is zero”: the new DGI doctrine, which abolishes private property in one fell swoop. imagine You have a house and a large plot of land jointly owned. There are few owners, there are many lands - everyone has a significant part. And suddenly the state, represented by the property department of the Moscow municipality, officially announces it in the death court. in the presence of a journalist. Words from the representative of DGI, Agorova Taisia Mikhailovna: "The rights in this lot are derived from the rights in the apartment. Moreover, the city of Moscow does not need to occupy the plot. It is enough to demolish the house, because due to the loss of the right to the premises in this house, the loss of the right to the apartments in this house, everyone who owns the land in this house loses the rights to the lot." Think about what was said. If you follow this logic, it will become clear: a plot of land is not an independent property; As soon as a person's right to an apartment is terminated, the right to land automatically disappears; The municipality does not need to occupy the plot of land; And if the slip is not withdrawn, there is no need to pay for it. This is the position of the official representative of the property department of the city of Moscow, which was heard at the court hearing. ⸻ What does this mean for the owner? We have a large area and only a few owners. Each owns a significant portion of the land. This is land, which is often a significant, if not the main, cost of a property. But if we accept the position of the DGI, it turns out that only square meters of housing should be assessed. You can simply ignore the land cost. ⸻ New building instead of property. As a result, DGI offers apartments in a new building as part of the renovation program and considers this an equivalent compensation. But today the cost of new housing is largely determined by the market, which has long been supported by prime mortgages. And it turns out a strange situation. The state says: "We provided you with expensive housing. But at the same time.