Plots & land
Plot segregation in the Canary Islands
We divide an existing plot into two or more independent parcels, technically defining their new geometries, surface areas and coordinates. We review the available documentation and prepare the graphic representation needed for the procedures before the town hall, Catastro, the notary and the Land Registry, as applicable.
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When you need this service
- You want to split a plot between heirs or co-owners.
- You are going to sell only part of your parcel.
- You need to separate a portion of the plot for a specific transaction.
- The current plot is too large for the use you want to give it.
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What problem it solves
A segregation starts by knowing exactly what is being divided and how: where the new boundaries run, what surface area each parcel ends up with and what coordinates the new vertices have. Without that prior technical definition, the notarial, registry or cadastral procedure has nothing to work on.
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What's included
- Review of the available documentation: title deed, Land Registry and Catastro.
- Measurement and georeferencing of the current plot.
- Technical definition of the new parcels: geometries, surface areas and boundaries.
- Plans of each resulting parcel.
- Graphic representation and GML file of the new parcels, where applicable.
- Positive Informe de Validación Gráfica Alternativa (IVGA), where applicable.
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What we need to assess your case
- The plot's title deed and cadastral reference.
- A Land Registry extract (nota simple), if you have one.
- An indication of the intended split between the new parcels.
- Access to the plot for the measurement.
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What you will receive
- Technical report with the definition of the new parcels.
- Plans of each resulting parcel with its surface area.
- Georeferenced documentation and GML file, where applicable.
- Positive Informe de Validación Gráfica Alternativa (IVGA), where applicable.
Want to know how much it would cost in your case?
The price depends on the characteristics of the plot and the work required. Send us the cadastral reference or the location and we can make an initial assessment.
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