Real Property

All land in Sweden is divided into delimited areas called properties. Each property has a property designation. In the property register, which is managed by us, you can see who owns what. We help you when you need to be registered as the owner of a property and need to apply for title deed, or when property boundaries need to be changed.

Are you going to apply for legal registration?

Watch our film that explains how the application for legal registration is made.

My Property

With My property e-service you will find detailed information about your own properties.

Who owns the property?

Search by property designation and get answers directly as to who owns the property.

Do you want to form a new property, change an existing one or clarify where the boundary is?

Watch our film, which explains, among other things, when a land surveying procedure may be relevant, and how the process is carried out.

Find your boundaries

We explain why the map is not accurate, and how you can get clarity on your boundaries.

Can I receive notification without submitting the application?

Unfortunately, you cannot receive notification before you have submitted an application for land surveying.

Joint ownership – that's how it works

Areas that belong to several properties in common are called communities. Facilities that are owned and taken care of by several properties are called joint facilities. Find out about communities, community facilities and other ways to own together.

How long will the processing time be?

Here you will find processing times for land surveying procedures.

Possible to change the number of shares in a new way

The change in the law means that community associations themselves can change the number of shares.

E-services

Use our free map services or find information about your property and submit cases.

My page

On My page you can access information about your properties and go directly to our e-services.