Apartments under one number. Will the central registry shorten the queues?

The Central Register of Properties (CEL) aims to address housing shortages and streamline data collection on public housing resources. It will gather information on state and municipal properties, including technical conditions and occupancy rates, to better align housing policies with local needs. While the initiative is seen as beneficial for improving housing management, local governments express skepticism about the new obligations and potential challenges. The CEL could also impact private rental markets by influencing rent prices. Experts highlight the importance of integrating existing data systems to enhance decision-making in housing policy.