Information on property and cadastral questions

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The information center of the Office for Geoinformation and Property Cadastre supports citizens, companies, authorities, and banks with all questions related to properties, boundaries, ownership relationships, and official survey documents. It is the first point of contact if you need information or want to submit applications.

What information
do you receive in the information service?

- Cadastral maps
- Parcel boundaries
- Building information
- Types of use

- Official real estate maps
- Official base maps
- Topographic maps
- City maps
- Aerial images
- Appraisal maps
- Inventory records
- Ownership records
- Historical documents
- Survey documents

- Boundary surveys
- Building surveys
- Subdivision surveys
- Parcel consolidation
- Official site plans
- Information on ongoing or planned surveying procedures

What should you bring?

District, corridor, and parcel number,
or street, house number, and city,
or a map
...

You may need to identify yourself.

For chargeable services, you will receive a cost notification after the work is completed. You can settle this by bank transfer.

What hurdles and
notes are there?

They will only be issued if a legitimate interest is proven.

In some cases, a personal conversation is useful. Use the
appointment scheduling.

Many services of the cadastral office are subject to fees. The information service provides details on the expected costs. Costs are based on the "Fee Schedule for Official Surveying and Property Valuation in North Rhine-Westphalia" (Surveying and Valuation Fee Schedule - VermWertKostO NRW)

Overview of the costs for the main products and services of the Office for Geoinformation and Cadastral Records.

Contact

Office for Geoinformation and Cadastre