A new cadastral survey is a service for determining and arranging parcel boundaries in an area where discrepancies have been identified between the data recorded in the real estate cadastre and the actual situation on the ground, making it necessary to align the cadastral data with the actual situation.
When is a new cadastral survey needed?
A new cadastral survey is needed when:
- the actual situation on the ground does not correspond to the official records
- you want to arrange the boundaries of a larger number of parcels at the same time
- you are planning a major development or intervention in the area and clear ownership of the parcels is required
Why carry out a new cadastral survey?
A new cadastral survey should be carried out to enable you to:
- plan and manage land and space more effectively
- prove your ownership
- carry out legal transactions involving your real estate, such as a sale, purchase, exchange or mortgage
See other services from the group Real Estate Cadastre
- Boundary Determination and Registration
- Land Partitioning
- Registration of a Building and Its Parts
- Registration of Changes to Data on a Building and Its Parts
- Boundary Marking
- Boundary Adjustment
- Boundary of Length Objects Determination
- Improving the Positional Accuracy of Parcel and Building Footprint Data
- Land Consolidation
- New Cadastral Survey
- Change in Land Quality Rating
- Land Plot Identification
- Determination of the Area of a Building Right and Easement