Yes, but it belongs to allocated land and is state-owned property right. It will take another five years to go public. Now you only need to do notarization to buy and sell. Of course, if you don't find the word "state-owned" on your property right after the property right is completed, you don't need to wait for five years. The situation is different in every place. Some people need to handle property rights as soon as they are repaired, but they can't sell them until five years later. Some people simply set up property rights five years later, and they can sell them immediately after they are finished.
I hope my answer can help you!