Condominium division: when you need it and how it works

What condominium division is

It establishes ownership of a precisely defined unit — a flat, office or garage — with its share of the common parts. Without it, the land registry shows only a co-ownership share, not your specific flat.

When it becomes unavoidable

  • Selling the flat — buyers and banks require divided ownership.
  • A mortgage on the flat — without division the bank has nothing to register.
  • Inheritance and gifting — a clearly defined unit instead of an undefined share.
  • Sorting out relations in family houses with several flats.

How the procedure works

  1. 1Survey of the building and preparation of the unit plan with share calculations.
  2. 2Co-owners' consent (inter-owner agreement) — usually the simplest step in family buildings.
  3. 3Certification by the competent office and implementation in the land registry.

Precondition: a legal, registered building

Only a legal and registered building can be divided. If that is not yet resolved, we combine the procedures — legalization, registration and division — into one sequence, without duplicated surveys and costs.

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