Kiinteistömuotoisissa

Kiinteistömuotoisissa refers to a Finnish legal concept related to real estate. It describes a situation where a property is divided into parts, with each part having its own independent ownership and legal status. This is distinct from a single, undivided property. Typically, this division is established through a formal subdivision process, often involving land surveying and registration in the Finnish land registry. Each resulting parcel then functions as a separate real estate unit, capable of being bought, sold, mortgaged, or inherited independently.

The process of creating kiinteistömuotoisissa often involves a property division act, where an existing property is split into multiple new, defined parcels. These new parcels are assigned unique identification numbers and are registered as separate real estate units. This allows for greater flexibility in land use and ownership, as different parts of a larger landholding can be managed and transferred individually. Examples include dividing a large farm into smaller plots for residential development or creating separate ownership for different buildings on a single parcel of land, where each building and its surrounding area is then registered as its own real estate. The concept emphasizes the legal separation and independent status of each resulting part of the original property.