Kiinteistötietoja

Kiinteistötietoja refers to the data describing real estate properties in Finland. The information covers physical, legal and transactional attributes of properties and is used in contexts such as sales, planning, taxation and land-use regulation.

Typical kiinteistötietoja include cadastral boundaries, parcel identifiers (tontin numero), location and size, information about buildings and building rights, as well as ownership and encumbrances like mortgages and rights of way. The data may also describe land use plans, zoning, restrictions on use, and permits or permissions related to development. Data are collected and maintained in national and local registries and are updated as changes occur.

Public authorities play a central role in managing kiinteistötietoja, with the Finnish National Land Survey (Maanmittauslaitos) being a key institution for cadastral and property information. Data are typically available through official online services and registries, sometimes free of charge and other times under specific terms or for a fee. Access and use are governed by applicable laws and regulations.

Users of kiinteistötietoja include real estate professionals, banks and lenders, authorities, developers, researchers, and private individuals who need information for transactions, planning or compliance. Access may require verification of a legitimate purpose, and some personal data may be restricted to protect privacy.

Because kiinteistötiedot can include personal information about owners, privacy and data-protection rules apply. Data quality and timeliness are supported by regular reporting from authorities and registrants, ensuring reliable information for the property market and related administrative processes.