2B lands are lands that are considered Treasury land in accordance with paragraph B of Article 2 of the Forest Law No. 6831 and have lost forest qualification. These lands are privately owned and can be transferred to rightful owners through sale or lease.
In this blog post, you can find detailed information about the sale and transfer of 2B lands:
What is 2D Terrain?
2B lands are lands that have lost their forest status and are considered Treasury land. These lands were opened to private ownership with paragraph B of Article 2 of the Forest Law No. 6831, which came into force in 1987.
Who is the 2B Land Owner?
Ownership of 2B lands is specified in Article 4 of the 2B Law. According to this;
Person or persons who remove the land from forest status,
Heirs of people who deprived the land of forest status,
Those allocated by the Treasury to people who declassify the land from forest status,
Heirs of the people who declassified the land from forest status and registered the land in the title deed before removing it from forest status,
Heirs of those who declassified the land from forest status and legal representatives of these heirs,
Heirs of those who declassified the land from forest status and legal representatives of these heirs,
Those allocated by the state to those who declassify the land as forest,
Heirs and legal representatives of those who were allocated by the state to those who declassified the land from forest status,
In addition to those listed in Article 4 of the 2B Law, those who own 2B land through transfer of rights to those listed in Article 4 are also 2B land rights holders.
How to Sell 2D Lands?
2B lands can be sold by the right holders to the Treasury or third parties.
Sale to Treasury:
Right holders can sell their 2B lands to the Treasury at market value.
For sales transactions, an application must be made to the relevant administration.
Upon application, the land is valued by the Treasury and the sales price is determined.
After the sales price is paid to the rightful owners, the land is transferred to the Treasury.
Sales to Third Parties:
Rights holders can also sell their 2B lands to third parties with a notary sales contract.
The sale process is completed after the sales contract is registered at the land registry office.
What is 2D Land Transfer?
2D land transfer is the process of transferring 2D land entitlement from one person to another. The transfer can occur through sale or inheritance.
Transfer via Sale:
Just like 2B land sales, 2B land transfer is also done through a notary sales contract.
Once the sales contract is registered at the land registry office, the transfer process is completed.
Transfer through Inheritance:
When the 2B land beneficiary dies, the 2B land passes to the heirs.
Heirs can share or sell their 2B lands among themselves.
A deed of inheritance and a certificate of inheritance are required for inheritance transactions.
Things to Consider Regarding 2B Land Sale or Transfer:
It is recommended to consult an expert before selling or transferring 2B land.
The necessary documents must be prepared completely for sale or transfer transactions.
Land registry and cadastral procedures are carried out in accordance with the procedure
