Plot merger in Spain: how cadastral plots are merged

You have probably wondered whether you could unite them into a single cadastral plot to make them easier to manage. The answer is yes. If you own several adjoining plots of land, you can carry out a plot merger (agrupación). And the best way to do it is to rely on a land surveyor who specialises in merging cadastral plots.

Why a land surveyor for a plot merger

Land surveyors are specialists in measuring and representing the territory, which allows them to take accurate measurements and establish the boundaries of each plot precisely. They also have an overall view of the territory and can analyse the information as a whole, which is essential for carrying out the merger efficiently and effectively.

Cadastre (Catastro, Spain’s land and property register for tax purposes)

Technology and reliability of the data

But that is not all. Land surveyors also have access to the latest technology and tools, which allows them to obtain detailed information about the territory using drones and other advanced technologies. This speeds up the merger and guarantees the accuracy and reliability of the information.

In addition, land surveyors are highly specialised and committed to the quality of their work. They know that merging cadastral plots is an important process and they work diligently to guarantee the accuracy and reliability of the information.

Merge your plots with confidence

In short, if you are thinking of merging your cadastral plots, do not hesitate to rely on a trusted land surveyor. With their help, you can combine two or more plots of land into a single cadastral plot accurately and reliably. Make your land easier to manage and trust the surveying specialists to carry it out.

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Written by Vicent Doménech, geodesy and cartography engineer, chartered surveyor no. 8948.