What is Parceling? Parceling is the process of dividing a large land into smaller parcels within the framework of certain rules and making it suitable for the zoning plan. This process includes the allocation of a plot of land for public uses such as roads, parks, green areas and making the remaining areas suitable for construction. How Does the Parceling Process Work? Preparation of the Zoning Plan – The zoning status of the region is determined by the municipality or the relevant institution. Creation of the Decoupling Plan – The plot is divided into parcels by map engineers in accordance with the zoning plan. 3. Approval Process - The parceling plan is reviewed and approved by the municipality or the relevant institution. Tap Land Registry Registration - Newly formed parcels are registered in the land registry and can now be sold individually or built on. The Importance of Parceling  Opening of Plots for Construction – The plots that have been completed for parceling become available for residential or commercial projects. Provision of Infrastructure Services – Makes it possible to provide services such as roads, water, electricity and sewerage in a regular manner. Increases the Value of Real Estate – Plots that have passed through Deconstruction become more valuable and offer an attractive opportunity for investors.