baumeister53
2021-03-13 21:58:47
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Hello dear builder community,
we are new here in the house building forum and this is our first post.
We have the prospect of a plot of land that we like very much.
The following situation arises (see attached picture):
There are the parcels 1054, 1055, and 1056. Parcels 1054 and 1056 belong to Owner 1, parcel 1055 belongs to Owner 2. The parcels are to be newly divided so that three approximately equal-sized plots are created. We currently favor parcel 1 because it is widest towards the street and thus offers the greatest flexibility in the placement and size of the house.
Now our questions:
What should be considered in such a subdivision or redivision of parcels? Especially from the perspective that different owners are involved here?
What costs can be expected (re-surveying, adjustment of the land register, etc.)?
We were told to wait until the interested parties for parcels 2 and 3 are decided upon in order to share the costs arising from surveying and redivision. Is that sensible or does it make things more complicated?
It would be nice if experiences on this topic could be shared with us or if you have pointers on what we need to pay attention to.
Thanks and best regards

we are new here in the house building forum and this is our first post.
We have the prospect of a plot of land that we like very much.
The following situation arises (see attached picture):
There are the parcels 1054, 1055, and 1056. Parcels 1054 and 1056 belong to Owner 1, parcel 1055 belongs to Owner 2. The parcels are to be newly divided so that three approximately equal-sized plots are created. We currently favor parcel 1 because it is widest towards the street and thus offers the greatest flexibility in the placement and size of the house.
Now our questions:
What should be considered in such a subdivision or redivision of parcels? Especially from the perspective that different owners are involved here?
What costs can be expected (re-surveying, adjustment of the land register, etc.)?
We were told to wait until the interested parties for parcels 2 and 3 are decided upon in order to share the costs arising from surveying and redivision. Is that sensible or does it make things more complicated?
It would be nice if experiences on this topic could be shared with us or if you have pointers on what we need to pay attention to.
Thanks and best regards