THE REAL ESTATE MARKET AS A SYSTEM OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS

This article examines the real estate market as a complex system of economic relations that determines the interaction between market participants, price formation and resource allocation. The purpose of the study is to analyze the structure of the real estate market, identify the main factors affecting its functioning, and assess its role in the economy. The study examines various segments of the real estate market, pricing mechanisms, as well as the impact of government regulation on market processes. The results of the study demonstrate that the real estate market is a dynamic system, sensitive to macroeconomic factors, demographic changes and government policy. The practical significance of the research lies in the formation of a deeper understanding of the functioning of the real estate market, which contributes to making more effective investment decisions and developing adequate government regulatory measures.