Property not physically divided

Hello everyone,

there are a few issues with the current property I am interested in that I would like to discuss with you.

It is a semi-detached house with land. "My" semi-detached house has only a ground floor, the neighbor's has a ground floor and a first floor.

The land is only divided according to [WEG], there is a declaration of division which I have not seen yet.

The neighbors do not agree to a real division, according to the real estate agent because they supposedly would be at a disadvantage in terms of building planning after a division.

I found out from the municipality that there is no development plan. So the neighbors should not be at a disadvantage, right?

What risks do you see so far? Of course, one has to look at the declaration of division but if it looks good, what else should I consider? Is the situation itself a deal-breaker?

Many thanks
insgruene

Hello,

It is a semi-detached house with a plot. "My" semi-detached house has only a ground floor, the neighbor's ground floor and first floor. The plot is only divided according to WEG, there is a partition declaration, which I have not seen yet.

Without the contents of the partition declaration, an answer would be "fishing in the dark," as there could be several reasons for the refusal.

Kind regards