Common problem
I want to divide a plot into two or more parcels
The short answer
Dividing a plot is possible in many cases, but it is not automatic: segregation is conditional on planning regulations and on the authorisations that may be necessary. Before raising it, the registry, cadastral and planning situation of the plot must be checked and the new parcels must be technically defined: geometry, surface area and coordinates of each one.
Possible causes
- 01Inheritances that must be distributed among several heirs.
- 02Sale of only part of the plot.
- 03Distribution of land between partners or relatives.
- 04Plots too large for the intended use of one part.
What needs checking
- Registry situation: ownership, charges and description of the plot.
- Cadastral situation: current surface area and graphic representation.
- Planning regulations: whether the segregation is possible and under what conditions.
- Technical definition of the new parcels before any deed.
Which professionals are involved
The technical definition of the new parcels and the graphic representation belong to the technician. The deed of division is notarial, the registration of the resulting properties is registry work and the planning authorisation, when necessary, belongs to the town hall. Catastro updates its representation based on what is documented.
The MideFinca service that may fit
It depends on the specific case: we review your documentation first and then confirm it.
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