Cadastral Survey for the Creation of a National Cadastre in the Remaining Areas of the Thessaloniki Regional Unit

Consortis is participating in one of the largest and most significant cadastral projects in the Thessaloniki Regional Unit, supporting the creation of a comprehensive and modern National Cadastre. The project involves the systematic recording and documentation of property rights across 19 areas in the region, including:

Municipality of Volvi (Ag. Georgiou, Apollonia, Arethousa, Egnatia, Madytos, Rentina)

Municipality of Delta (Chalastra, Axios)

Municipality of Pylaia–Chortiatis (Chortiatis)

Municipality of Lagkadas (Assiros, Vertiskos, Kallindoia, Koroneia, Lagkadas, Lachanas, Sohos)

Municipality of Thermaikos (Epanomi)

Municipality of Thermi (Vasilika, Mikra)

Municipality of Oreokastro (Kallithea, Mygdonia)

The Problem

The absence of a fully developed and functional National Cadastre has created significant issues in property transactions, land use planning, and the development of infrastructure projects. The involved areas in the Thessaloniki Regional Unit present particular complexity due to the large number of property rights requiring precise documentation and processing.

The Solution

The Surveying and Cadastral Studies Department of Consortis employs advanced methods and specialized expertise to implement the project:

• Creation of a Digital Database: Development of temporary cadastral basemaps for systematic information management
• Collection and Processing of Property Declarations: Management of approximately 600,000 property rights, ensuring comprehensive documentation in the database
• Handling Appeals and Correction Requests: Supporting processes such as public postings, appeals review by independent administrative committees, and data amendments
• Preparation of Final Cadastral Tables and Diagrams: Creation of definitive cadastral entries, forming the foundation for a reliable and modern cadastral system.

Benefits

This project provides critical advantages for local communities, administrative authorities, and the broader region:

• Transparency in Property Transactions: Ensures the legal security of property ownership
• Improved Land Use Planning: Establishes a clear framework for land management and infrastructure development
• Reduction of Property Disputes: Minimizes conflicts through precise and verified documentation of property rights

• Support for Local Development: Boosts investment activity and sustainable development through a reliable cadastral system

Upon completion, Consortis will contribute to the creation of a reliable and functional National Cadastre, enhancing security, transparency, and development within the Thessaloniki Regional Unit.