In Bangladesh, real estate is governed by several acts and regulations, including:

1. **Bangladesh Land Registration Act, 2002**: This act deals with the registration of land and properties, including the process, rights, and responsibilities of landowners and buyers.

2. **The Transfer of Property Act, 1882**: This act governs the transfer of property, including sale, lease, mortgage, and gift of real estate.

3. **The Registration Act, 1908**: This act regulates the registration of documents related to the transfer of property, ensuring their legal validity.

4. **The Apartment Ownership Act, 2005**: This act provides regulations for the ownership, management, and transfer of apartments and condominiums.

5. **The Building Construction Act, 1952**: This act sets standards and regulations for building construction, safety, and maintenance.

6. **The Town Improvement Act, 1953**: This act provides for the improvement and development of towns and cities, including land use planning and zoning regulations.

7. **The National Housing Policy, 1993**: This policy outlines the government's objectives and strategies for the development of housing and real estate in Bangladesh.

These are some of the key laws and regulations governing real estate in Bangladesh, but there may be additional local or regional laws and regulations that apply in specific areas. It's important for individuals involved in real estate transactions to consult legal experts familiar with the relevant laws and regulations.