IDENTIFICATION OF FACTORS THAT DIFFER IN THE CADASTRAL AND MARKET VALUE OF REAL ESTATE
Cost is one of the fundamental economic categories and does not have a single or even several generally accepted definitions. Value is associated, first, with utility - the ability of things to satisfy well - being or bring satisfaction-and acts as a measure of its utility. In the words of K. Menger, cost is " a characteristic of how important individual goods (or sets of goods) are to us, when we realized that it is impossible to meet our needs without owning these goods." The cadastral value differs from the market value of real estate in a number of factors. It is these factors that we will identify in our article. Due to the fact that the issue of assessing the value of real estate is undoubtedly relevant in the modern world, we can state with accuracy that: the real estate cadastre is of great importance for property and land relations, as it affects various branches of legal science. Cost is the most important and again relevant aspect when buying or selling real estate. Therefore, it is important to know what factors affect it. And how much the cadastral value differs from the market value. The cadastral value of real estate is the value of a real estate object that is determined by conducting a state assessment primarily for calculating taxes.