Land Subdivision Survey
A land subdivision survey is prepared at the client request to merge, divide, or create cadastral parcels, and it serves as the basis for updating cadastral records.
Once validated by the Cadastral Office, resulting changes are forwarded to the Land Registry Department for official recording.
Subdivision differs for building and agricultural land. Price is estimated after evaluating area, parcel count, terrain access and complexity.
For pricing, contact us by phone, e-mail, or visit our office in person.
Before construction starts, every structure must be staked out on-site in line with the Main Design, so building begins within the permitted boundaries.
Buying, selling, or simply unsure of your parcel's exact boundaries? We determine and stake out cadastral parcel boundaries on-site, marked with permanent markers.
A topographic plan of your property on a proper surveying base map, with clearly marked boundaries, produced to scale as a full surveying report.
Registers legally built structures in the cadastre, based on an occupancy permit or legalization decision — a required step for any documented building.
Turns joint ownership of a residential building into individual apartment ownership — the step that makes you the outright owner of your own unit.
Brings cadastre and land registry records back into agreement whenever your parcel data doesn't match between the two.
Required for unfinished buildings applying for an occupancy permit — documents the actual as-built state of the structure for the Cadastral Office.
Merges, divides, or forms cadastral parcels — the basis for updating the cadastre and land registry, for both building and agricultural land.
