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News, analysis and public data about the Polish land market.
Tax on land in Poland: identify the correct tax before you buy
A practical check of cadastral use, the taxpayer and the competent municipality—without guessing a rate from an advert.
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Necessary-road easement in Poland: what to verify
Check legal access, land-register entries and the route of any easement before treating a visible track as a right of way.
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Map for design purposes in Poland: what it is and when to order it
Understand the role of a surveyor’s design map and why a public map preview is not a substitute for project documentation.
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When a surveyor is needed for a Polish parcel
A source-aware overview of boundary, subdivision, design-map, setting-out and as-built survey work.
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Utility connection conditions: electricity, water, sewage and gas
Use written conditions from the responsible network operators instead of relying on a map symbol or seller statement.
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Utilities on a parcel: availability is not the same as connection
Check electricity, water, sewage, gas and telecom with each responsible operator.
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Septic tank or domestic treatment plant: checks for a Polish parcel
Compare local rules, soil and water conditions, servicing and future sewer obligations before choosing a system.
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A well on a parcel in Poland: location, water and formal checks
Verify groundwater conditions, sanitary distances, water quality and the current notification or permit route.
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Subdividing a parcel in Poland: an evidence-first outline
Check planning compatibility, access and the surveyor’s procedure before assuming that a parcel can be split.
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Ending co-ownership of land in Poland: documents to review
Compare an agreed division, allocation with settlement and court route with professional advice for the actual title.
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Preliminary land-purchase agreement in Poland: a safer checklist
Define the parcel, conditions, documents, payments and exit rules before signing a preliminary agreement.
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Power line near a parcel: what the map can and cannot tell you
Use the map as a screening signal, then verify the line, easements and design constraints with the operator and authorities.
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Land in Natura 2000: boundaries, conservation documents and project checks
Find the site code, SDF and conservation objectives, record boundary uncertainty and describe the complete proposal for the competent authority.
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