Common problem
I want to join several plots into one
The short answer
Joining two or more plots into one is a grouping (agrupación), and it requires technically defining the resulting plot: its new geometry, its surface area and its graphic representation. Not all plots can be grouped automatically: they must be adjoining, and their ownership, charges and the applicable regulations must be reviewed before confirming viability.
Possible causes
- 01Purchase of the neighbouring plot to join it to yours.
- 02Several inherited parcels you want to manage as one.
- 03Need for a single plot for a project or a transaction.
- 04Simplifying the documentation of several properties.
What needs checking
- Adjacency and compatibility of the parcels to be grouped.
- Ownership and registered charges of each plot.
- Consistency between deeds, Catastro and physical reality.
- Geometry and surface area of the resulting plot.
Which professionals are involved
The measurement, the definition of the resulting plot and the graphic representation are technical work. The grouping is normally formalised by deed before a notary and registered at the Land Registry; Catastro is updated afterwards.
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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