Joint property units – amalgamation, annexation and formation

The price of product 26003, Amalgamation of joint property units € / jointly owned area, is determined based on the number of jointly owned areas in the initial situation. If a shareholder property is a shareholder in multiple shareholder associations, it is counted in all of them. The largest shareholder association by number of shareholders is not taken into account.

The charge for products related to valuation (26004–26006) is only levied if a valuation is made during the cadastral survey.

The cadastral survey charge for the amalgamation of jointly owned forests is paid from state funds.

Example 1
The following jointly owned areas are amalgamated, without valuation. The number of shareholder properties in the initial situation is:
1.    Shareholder association A, 250 shareholder properties
2.    Shareholder association B, 300 shareholder properties (of which 50 areas are also shareholders in association A)
3.    Shareholder association C, 400 shareholder properties
4.    Shareholder association D, 500 shareholder properties
5.    Shareholder association E, 1000 shareholder properties (of which 250 areas are also shareholders in association D)
Charge:
•    Basic charge 3270 €
•    Charge per shareholder association 5 x 320 = 1600 €
•    Charge per shareholder property (250+300+400+500) x 2,20 = 3190 €
•    Total 8060 €

Example 2
As in example 1, but a valuation is also made during the cadastral survey for the following areas:
•    Land area 25 ha
•    Water area 1500 ha
Charge:
•    Amalgamation as in example 1, i.e 8060 €
•    Valuation of land areas 25 ha x 15 €/ha = 375 €
•    Valuation of water areas 1500 ha x 0,10 €/ha = 150 €
•    Total 8585 €
 

Since the beginning of 2020, the pricing of these surveys has become fixed, and surveys are invoiced in accordance with the table below. However, surveys applied for before 2020 will be invoiced according to the working hours used.

Joining of an area to a joint property unit 

The joining of an entire property to a joint property unit, other than a jointly owned forest, is subject to a cadastral survey fee corresponding to the fee for the smallest area category in the table. 

The joining of an entire property to a jointly owned forest is subject to the same cadastral survey fee as the amalgamation of properties.

Joining of an area to a joint property unit against a unit 

The joining of a designated area, in exchange for a unit, in a joint property unit, other than a jointly owned forest, is subject to a cadastral survey fee in accordance with the table.

The joining of an entire property, in exchange for a unit, to a joint property unit, other than a jointly owned forest, is subject to a cadastral survey fee corresponding to the fee for the smallest area category in the table.

When a designated area or the entire property is joined to a jointly owned forest in exchange for a unit, the cadastral survey fee is paid from public funds.
 

Since the beginning of 2020, the pricing of the formation of a joint property unit has become fixed, and surveys are invoiced in accordance with the table below. However, surveys applied for before 2020 will be invoiced according to the working hours used.

The cadastral survey fee for the formation of jointly owned forests is paid from public funds.