| Summary: | The present article seeks to analyze the legal situation of urban requirements for the regularity of a plot of urban land, considering the minimum conditions for a house to be considered worthy, and as a way of guiding public land regularization policies. In this way, it is questioned how the flexibilization of these requirements should take place, which was provided by law for the purpose of facilitating real estate legalization, without compromising the well-being of the inhabitants. Through the dialectical hermeneutic method, the objective is to clarify, without the intent of exhausting the topic, the scope of the forecasts used in the legislation in comparison with the dictates of housing. This brief research space concludes that the a priori list of urban improvements is not possible, leaving the urban inspection entities to instrumentalize techniques for the correct determination, in each social case, of the needs of the urban area that is being regularized.
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