INSS Real Property: Social Function and Access to the City

Abstract

This article analyzes the management of unused and / or underutilized real estate assets of the
INSS in large urban centers. The main objective is to verify, critically, if the INSS manages the assets in accordance with the principle of efficiency and the principle of social function. For the study, we will first analyze how the principle of social function is understood from the point of view of public buildings and the existing relation between the principle of social function and the principle of efficiency. As well as examining the expropriation of public goods. By materializing such initial ideas, it will be possible to investigate INSS’s real estate assets, its management and legal treatment; verify why the INSS has innumerable vacant or invaded real estate, and the implications for urban society.