Felépítményes ingatlan

English translation: Non-vacant land

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Hungarian term or phrase:Felépítményes ingatlan
English translation:Non-vacant land
Entered by: Jilt

08:42 May 24, 2016
Hungarian to English translations [PRO]
Real Estate
Hungarian term or phrase: Felépítményes ingatlan
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What does this mean?

Context (evaluation report):

Költség alapú értékelés, műszaki értékből kiinduló érték meghatározása
A forgalmi érték meghatározásának ismert és elfogadott módszere az újraelőállitási (pótlási) költségből való értéklevezetés.
Ez a módszer (az ún. költség alapú megközelítés módszere) a FELÉPÍTMÉNYES INGATLANOK esetében azok új állapotának létrehozásához, vagy pótlásához a mai időszakban szükséges becsült (építési, beruházási és járulékos ktg.) összegből indul ki.

Jilt
Jilt
Netherlands
Local time: 17:50
Non-vacant land
Explanation:
This means any land / property / real estate that has any structure(s) / building(s) on it. As a land having no structures on it is called "vacant land" (see definition at http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/vacant-la... I think the opposite should be "non-vacant land". But I'm no legal expert so this is just a guess.
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Péter Wolf
Hungary
Local time: 17:50
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Summary of answers provided
3property in need of renovation
amanda solymosi
3Non-vacant land
Péter Wolf


  

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property in need of renovation


Explanation:
In the context of that sentence I would think, this could be used.

amanda solymosi
Hungary
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3 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
Non-vacant land


Explanation:
This means any land / property / real estate that has any structure(s) / building(s) on it. As a land having no structures on it is called "vacant land" (see definition at http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/vacant-la... I think the opposite should be "non-vacant land". But I'm no legal expert so this is just a guess.


    Reference: http://lotking.com/nonvacant.html
    Reference: http://www.sro.tas.gov.au/domino/dtf/SROWebsite.nsf/0/B406EB...
Péter Wolf
Hungary
Local time: 17:50
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