Realidade da situação habitacional no Brasil: o estado de Goiás e o município de Iporá

Abstract

This research examines the reality of land regularization in Brazil, with a focus on the state of Goiás and the city of Iporá. It aims to analyze the evolution of land legislation in Brazil, understand the origins of related obstacles, assess the impact of housing policies implemented, and evaluate the role of the legislative branch in addressing these challenges. The methodology employed consisted of a bibliographic review grounded in agrarian and urban planning law doctrines, as well as master's and PhD dissertations relevant to the topic. A deductive method was utilized to understand the national land situation and analyze the current state of Iporá. Ultimately, the research revealed that Iporá grapples with issues related to basic sanitation, infrastructure, and urban voids, despite the legislative branch's efforts to combat these challenges.