Enter the land share on your title deed and the parcel area to see how many square metres of land belong to your apartment and what they are worth.
In condominium ownership, land shares are allocated in proportion to the value of each unit, so two flats of the same size may have different shares. In risky buildings, urban renewal decisions are taken by an absolute majority of the co-owners weighted by land share (a two-thirds majority was required before the 2023 amendment).
Divide the land share by the denominator and multiply by the total parcel area. A 45/1200 share of a 900 m² plot is 0.0375 × 900 = 33.75 m². Both numbers are printed in the land share field of your title deed.
By law it is proportional to the value of the unit. Floor, facade, view and size affect value, so a large upper-floor flat and a small ground-floor flat receive different shares. An incorrectly allocated share can be corrected through the courts.
In risky buildings the renewal decision is taken by an absolute majority of the co-owners weighted by land share; before the 2023 amendment a two-thirds majority was required. The land share is also the basic measure when negotiating the flat or payment offered in the new building.
No. A land share is attached to an independent unit in condominium ownership and is transferred with the flat. In a shared deed several people co-own the whole property; use the title deed share calculator for that case.
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