ReurbTech - Urban Land Regularization Services for Municipalities

🏛️ Across Brazil, an estimated 50 percent or more of municipalities operate with outdated or nonexistent property registries, and more than 50 million people live in informal settlements. This gap leads to significant losses in property tax (IPTU) revenue, uncontrolled growth of irregular occupations, and long, bureaucratic land regularization processes that can take months or years to complete. With the upcoming Tax Reform requiring municipalities to register properties in national systems such as SINTER and CIB, the need for fast and reliable urban regularization has never been greater.

🛰️ ReurbTech is a professional service built by YouX, in collaboration with Serpro, the Brazilian federal government, and Esri distributor Imagem, to help municipalities regularize urban properties and issue land titles. The service covers aerial surveys for georeferencing, customizable digital data collection forms, integration with notary offices, automated validation powered by artificial intelligence, standardized analysis of cadastral and geospatial data, and automatic generation of urban land titles, reducing the time to deliver a title to as little as two months.

⚙️ The engagement is delivered as a managed service, following a structured methodology that includes project diagnosis, cadastral and georeferencing field surveys, title issuance, and integration with municipal taxation systems. Depending on the specific needs of each customer, the services and underlying solution may run on AWS or involve AWS infrastructure, in accordance with each customer's requirements.

📈 Customers benefit from faster regularization with legal certainty, elimination of subjective and manual analysis, increased municipal IPTU revenue, stronger territorial planning, and greater transparency for the public administration. The team behind ReurbTech brings more than 13 years of experience in geotechnology, data science, and artificial intelligence, with active operations across 20 Brazilian states.