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Topic: registro de la propiedad


  1. Aerial view of farmland divided by tracks
    Cadastre ·

    How to subdivide rural land in the Valencia region

    Subdividing a rural property in the Valencia region starts with a survey: plans of the original plot and the new ones, areas, access and GML files.

  2. Surveyor reviewing plans on a table
    Cadastre ·

    What is plot subdivision in Spain: requirements and steps

    What subdividing a property (segregación) means in Spain, how it differs from merging or dividing, what to confirm first and the technical steps.

  3. Cliffs on the Xàbia coast with pines and houses on top and a small island off the shore
    Topographic survey ·

    Buying a plot on the Alicante coast: what to survey first

    Before buying a villa or plot in Xàbia (Jávea), Dénia, Moraira or Calp, a topographic survey tells you whether what you buy matches the title deed.

  4. Olive groves and farmland on gentle hills, with mountains in the background
    Cadastre ·

    Certificate of age for a building: aerial photo proof

    How to prove how long a house, a pool or an outbuilding has existed in Spain: historical aerial surveys, the old Cadastre and spatio-temporal analysis.

  5. A hand signs a document with a pen
    Cadastre ·

    IVGA and ICUC: updating your deed before a mortgage

    What the IVGA and the ICUC are, what they prove and what they do not, and how we use them so that a home's title deed reflects its real boundaries and buildings.

  6. Floor plans of a building held with clips on a table
    Cadastre ·

    Exceso de cabida: when Cadastre and Registry differ

    A rural plot in la Costera measured more than registered. How we justified the excess of area with a survey, historical photos, IVGA and ICUC before its sale.

  7. A hand signing a document with a pen
    Topographic survey ·

    What documents a surveyor needs to measure a property

    Cadastral reference, nota simple or title deed, old plans and what you know about the boundaries: what to prepare before a property is measured and what we look for.

  8. Notary, Land Registry and Cadastre: who does what
    Public bodies ·

    Notary, Land Registry and Cadastre: who does what

    Clotoides prepares the technical reports the notary needs to coordinate the information held by the Land Registry (Registro de la Propiedad) and the Cadastre.

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