Swiss cadastral system

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Swiss cadastral system

The Swiss cadastral system comprises the cadastral surveying, the Cadastre of Public-law Restrictions on landownership (PLR-cadastre) and the land register.

Cadastral Surveying

Cadastral Surveying

It is no exaggeration to state that the cadastral survey provides an essential basis for important areas of modern-day life. Around 2900 qualified personnel are involved in its development: licensed surveyors and their colleagues.

Link to Cadastral Surveying

PLR-cadastre

PLR-cadastre

The PLR-cadastre is a reliable, official system for providing information about the most important public law restrictions on landownership.

Link to PLR-cadastre

Land register

Land register

The land register contains data relating to plots of land, together with their existing private law rights and encumbrances, e.g. easements and mortgages.

Link to Land register

Cadastralinfo – easy access to real estate data

Cadastralinfo – easy access to real estate data

With just a few mouse clicks you can obtain information about specific plots of land, together with their plans and aerial views.

Swiss Cadastral Surveying – guarantor of landownership

Swiss Cadastral Surveying – guarantor of landownership

In Switzerland, landownership is guaranteed by the Swiss cadastral system. Experts in cadastral surveying working in the federal government, the cantons and municipalities as well as those in the private sector cooperate in order to manage and protect legal land objects.

PLR-cadastre – a great success

PLR-cadastre – a great success

The Cadastre of Public-law Restrictions on landownership (PLR-cadastre) is a success story based on good organisation, cooperation and information.