Parcel division /Parcel subdivision

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A property division in the cadastre means that an existing property is officially divided into two or more new properties. New boundaries are set, and each new piece receives its own parcel number in the real estate cadastre. Only after this entry is made can the new properties be sold, built upon, or separately recorded in the land register.

What needs to be considered during the application process?

Contact a publicly appointed surveyor (ÖbVI), who will carry out the application and the survey.

  1. Together with the surveyor, you will determine how the property is to be divided; this is based on cadastral data and your planning preferences.

  2. For developed properties, the ÖbVI applies for approval under § 7 BauO NRW from the building supervisory authority.

  3. Boundary points are located, new boundaries are marked, and documented with all parties involved during the boundary meeting.

  4. The ÖbVI submits the survey documents to the cadastral office.

  5. The cadastral office and the land registry office record the new parcels, for which you will receive a continuation notification.

What should you bring?

Details of the current parcel:
- Proof of ownership (land registry excerpt)
- District, plot, and parcel number,
- or street, house number, and location,
- or a map

Details of the planned new boundary:
- Sketch
- Part of the purchase contract
- Overview plan

What costs arise?

The costs are determined according to the "Cost Ordinance for Official Surveying and Official Property Valuation in North Rhine-Westphalia" (Surveying and Valuation Cost Ordinance - VermWertKostO NRW)

They result from:
- the sizes of the areas to be surveyed
- the length of the affected boundaries
- the standard land value of the property
- the basic effort lump sums and fees for the boundary record
- the costs for inclusion in the Official Real Estate Cadastre Information System (ALKIS)

Contact

Transfer to the land registry