Municipal Real Estate
Municipal real estate concerns cadastral real-estate objects. This object type is taken from the Core: RSGB. For these real-estate objects, the object type Object is defined. Objects may consist of building parts and building-part elements. All objects and their building parts and elements are included in a MJOP (Multi-year Maintenance Plan). The link in the data model goes via MJOP items. When work is actually carried out, a Work Order is created and used as the order for work by a Supplier. A Supplier may have won a tender.
Rental and sale contracts are modelled per Core:RSGB via the object type Property Right. A Property Right has either an owner or a tenant attached. Both are LEGAL ENTITY from Core:RSGB.
The Object is linked to a Cost Centre from the financial model, and the Work Order belongs to an Obligation from the financial model — anchoring the link with Finance.
The above is shown in the figures below.
Diagram (in Dutch): data model for Municipal Real Estate — Object, MJOP, Work Order, and link to Cost Centre.
The relationship with suppliers is shown below.
Diagram (in Dutch): relationship between Work Orders and Suppliers in the real-estate model.
The municipal real-estate object type Real Estate Object is linked to Cadastral Real Estate. After all, Real Estate Object represents ownership of a particular object; ownership of real estate is recorded in the BRK and available through Cadastral Real Estate. The link is many-to-many, since one holding may span multiple parcels and one parcel may bear multiple holdings (apartment rights).
Named Objects are linked to a Cadastral Real Estate — these may be Other Built Object, Residence Object, Standplaats, Ligplaats or Other Named Terrain. They each have a Number Designation that determines the address.
The link to the owner of a Cadastral Real Estate runs through Property Right and Name Designation (Tennaamstelling). Other kinds of property right also exist — right of usufruct, right of way, etc.
The cadastral object types are elaborated in more detail here. Per RSGB 3.0, Name Designation sits between Property Right and Legal Entity. The relationship Located on (see the "Varkensoortje" pattern) from Cadastral Real Estate to itself has also been added, making it easy to determine on which parcel a given apartment right lies.
Diagram (in Dutch): how Municipal Real Estate relates to RSGB — Cadastral Real Estate, Property Right, Named Objects.


