Kiinteistötiedossa

Kiinteistötiedossa refers to information related to real estate or property. This encompasses a broad range of data, including details about a property's physical characteristics, ownership, legal status, and market value.

Key aspects of kiinteistötiedossa include cadastral information, which identifies properties on a map and assigns them unique identifiers. This also involves ownership records, detailing who legally owns the property and any associated rights or encumbrances. Building information, such as the age, size, construction materials, and energy efficiency of a property, is also a crucial component. Furthermore, transaction history, including previous sales prices and dates, and zoning regulations that dictate land use and development are part of this data.

Access to and management of kiinteistötiedossa is vital for various stakeholders. For property owners, it's essential for understanding their assets and making informed decisions. For buyers and sellers, it's fundamental for valuation and due diligence. Real estate professionals, including agents, appraisers, and developers, rely heavily on accurate kiinteistötiedossa. Government agencies use it for taxation, urban planning, and land administration.

In Finland, the National Land Survey of Finland (Maanmittauslaitos) is the primary authority responsible for maintaining and providing much of this kiinteistötiedossa. Digitalization has significantly improved the accessibility and usability of this information, facilitating smoother property transactions and more efficient land management processes.