Property summary
This urban has 103 m² of built area on a 130 m² plot, located on Planta baja, puerta 01, originally built in 1980 (46 years old), in Riaza.
Key issues to resolve
Condition and legal status:3 flags — which ones, what they mean and what to do, in the full report
Natural hazards:2 flags — which ones, what they mean and what to do, in the full report
5 issues on this property before you pay a deposit.The report explains what each one means, what it could cost you and what to ask the seller.
What you see nowCadastral identity, key images, official completed-sales references for the area, and a preview of the checks prepared for this property.Unlock full report
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Checks
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Red
4
Amber
Facade photo
Property facade photograph recorded by the Cadastre during its field work.
Source: Spanish Cadastre electronic office. It may be unavailable or may not reflect the property's current condition.
Completed sales
40510 · Flat
€/m² area*
1.715 €
New build
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Second-hand
1.715 €
Avg. sale
176.250 €
Avg. area
103 m²
Sales sample
4
* Area: official reference from completed sales in postcode 40510.
Segment
Flat ●
House
Second-hand
1.715 €/m²
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All sales
1.715 €/m²
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1 red · 4 amber flags on this property
Before you pay a deposit: this property has 5 issues you should understand.
The full report explains each one — what it means, what it can cost you and what to ask the seller — plus a fact-based valuation (the €/m² of what has sold and what is being asked nearby), the nuisances around it and what buying it will really cost.
Already in the full report for this property
1 red4 amberflags, each with what it means and what to do
Condition and legal status· 3 flags🔒 which one and what to do
Natural hazards· 2 flags🔒 which one and what to do
In this area a typical sale is around 176,250 €, so the usual deposit (10 %) is about 17,625 €.
If one of these issues comes up after you sign it, you lose it — or you end up paying to fix what the seller never mentioned.
Finding out now costs 24,90 €: less than a tenth of a bank valuation, and a person reviews it before sending it to you.
Why pay if the Cadastre is free? The Cadastre gives you raw data. We cross-check a wide range of official sources for this exact plot, compare the listing's square metres with the cadastral ones, check whether it is recorded as a dwelling and tell you what to ask about each issue — and a person reviews the report before it is sent.
Property
Complete cadastral profile: use, floor areas, age and units
Advertised floor area compared with Cadastre
Property age and indicative renovation cost
Habitability indicators based on floor area
Issues contributed by other users (when available)
Estimated ITE/IEE status by type and age
Energy performance certificate: rating and date when on record
Price, costs and history
Asking price compared with the area's real market
Purchase cost summary: transfer tax (ITP), notary, land registry and administration at real legal rates
Estimated rent for the property: official and market reference
Property history: timeline, observed listings and other users' contributions
Price witnesses observed on the street, neighbourhood, district, postcode or municipality (when available)
Hogarfax valuation: fact-based market range (€/m²) from real sales and reviewed listings
Natural hazards
River, coastal and historical flooding where official event mapping exists
PATRICOVA flood hazard (Valencia region only)
Potential exposure to radon gas
Local seismic hazard
Wildfire risk: forest, recent fires and active fire
Land use and restrictions
Planning classification and land class
Livestock trails: cañadas and rights of way
Coastline and watercourse constraints, including provisional DPH where official mapping exists
Whether the Cadastre records it as a dwelling (cadastral use) and what to request if not
Surroundings and nuisances
Proximity to power lines, roads, railways, airports or dams
Industrial areas in the surroundings (industrial land)
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Everything in the full report, plus the property's nota simple — the official Land Registry extract, explained on a page of your report and attached at the end, in one combined PDF.
The registered owner(s) — confirm the person selling is really the owner, and see the ownership structure (full ownership, bare ownership, usufruct, shares).
Mortgages, liens and charges (cargas) registered against the property — debts that would pass to you on purchase.
Easements and registered restrictions, plus any tax charges (afecciones fiscales).
The registered surface, cross-checked against the Cadastre — a discrepancy is a red flag worth resolving before you sign.
Every point explained in plain English, with the questions to raise with your lawyer or notary.
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