matte
2018-04-20 09:23:44
- #1
Good morning,
my parents would like to sell a plot of land to a prospective buyer. Since they themselves are interested in ensuring that the plot is not excessively developed in the future, they would like to contractually stipulate this.
More precisely, it is about fixing the maximum height of the development and type (max. single-family house with a self-contained apartment (the gross floor area would then probably have to be determined)).
The plot is basically subject to §34 of the Building Code, but there are restrictions from the city due to a building inquiry. According to the building inquiry, a maximum of 2 single-family houses each with a self-contained apartment OR 2 semi-detached houses are allowed.
The prospective buyer has basically agreed to my parents' conditions. However, we have heard that although this could basically be recorded in a purchase contract, it would not be protected against potential straw men. If the buyer were to resell the plot, these arrangements would no longer have to be observed.
Is there a way to make this irrevocably fixed?
Could something like this be entered in the land register, or what other options would there be?
Thank you very much!
my parents would like to sell a plot of land to a prospective buyer. Since they themselves are interested in ensuring that the plot is not excessively developed in the future, they would like to contractually stipulate this.
More precisely, it is about fixing the maximum height of the development and type (max. single-family house with a self-contained apartment (the gross floor area would then probably have to be determined)).
The plot is basically subject to §34 of the Building Code, but there are restrictions from the city due to a building inquiry. According to the building inquiry, a maximum of 2 single-family houses each with a self-contained apartment OR 2 semi-detached houses are allowed.
The prospective buyer has basically agreed to my parents' conditions. However, we have heard that although this could basically be recorded in a purchase contract, it would not be protected against potential straw men. If the buyer were to resell the plot, these arrangements would no longer have to be observed.
Is there a way to make this irrevocably fixed?
Could something like this be entered in the land register, or what other options would there be?
Thank you very much!