IntroductionThe promulgation of Law 1-2012, which establishes the National Development Strategy (FIN), began a new stage, in which the vision of development prevails national balance, sustainable and generator of well-being must be structured in recognition of the need for an agreement between the different economic, social and political sectors, with the aim of assuming the challenges that accompany the solution of the problems that have traditionally conditioned the possibilities of achieving greater progress in This recognition means that progress must have an impact on the institutions of the State, in such a way as to enable them to gradually acquire the ideal conditions to achieve more effective levels of response to meet the needs of citizens. the approval of law 150-14 may be limited, for the modernization and adaptation of the General Directorate of National Cadastre (DGCN), which is a dependency of the Ministry of Finance, which is responsible for carrying out the inventory of each one of the real estate that makes up the territory of the country, a function of the utmost importance to achieve national development. Regarding the approval of this law, President Danilo Medina expressed: “(…) have a cadastre that offers reliable information as a reference. The result of a rigorous technical process is a necessary condition for the planning and social and economic development of the Dominican Republic. » What has been described directly refers to the importance of real estate for economic growth, since land is not only an important resource in itself. , but also carries out...... middle of paper ......and cadastral registration, a policy of providing information that will allow public administrations to have the up-to-date real estate information necessary for the exercise of their SKILLS. cadastral information contributes to a significant reduction in the time required in the procedure for expropriation of real estate for reasons of public utility or social interest by providing information on its location, its surface area, its characteristics, its value and likewise, the updated cadastral data will be a useful instrument in the planning of major public infrastructure works such as the construction of new highways, town planning and the use of cadastral information as support for the management of supply networks (water, electricity, telephone), sewers and urban waste), among others.