The complete overview of your property, including square meters, perimeter, land use, etc., will soon be available for viewing on your mobile screen through the digital wallet provided by Gov.gr. In this digital wallet (accessible via an app on mobile devices, tablets, etc.), citizens will soon be able to see their property’s digital identity alongside other important documents like their ID card, driver’s license, insurance details, and unemployment card.

The government is fully leveraging technological advancements and the expanding capabilities of Gov.gr. By registering properties in the wallet, property owners, notaries, engineers, legal professionals, and other interested parties will be able to easily and quickly locate or receive information from owners about the property of interest, anywhere in the country.

Everyone will have access to the same information about the property, eliminating the need for cross-referencing and verification. A digital identity will be assigned to properties where there is consistent information across all services. Currently, the same property may appear differently in tax records, urban planning, and municipal records. The goal of this new service is to resolve these discrepancies, ensuring everyone sees the same property information.

Through the wallet, citizens will authorize public and private entities to access the necessary information to complete procedures related to their property. In practice, this means that citizens will give their consent via their digital wallet for property transfers, inheritance transactions, and other dealings related to their real estate.

Most importantly, interested citizens will be able to see how their property is represented, including its area, square meters, perimeter, land use, and more. Through a digital map, they can stay informed about actions and interventions they can take in any area. By expanding the functionality of maps.gov.gr, citizens will, for the first time, see their property boundaries clearly marked, regardless of the cadastral phase.

The service is provided free of charge to everyone, without restricted access, through a more user-friendly navigation environment, and it is now accessible from mobile devices. The new platform has been enriched with cadastral parcel data, meaning users can view the boundaries of each plot and its corresponding KAEK (Cadastral Code Number). Additionally, various real estate market statistics and cadastral process updates will be freely available through the platform.