LandPartners is a specialist exclusive supplier of land. We distinguish ourselves not only by our expertise, but also by our limited stock. In contrast to other land suppliers, we only do an average of three to five projects per year. Simply because promising lands are not for the taking every day or the horizon is too long.

The price of a lot depends on:

1. After you have reserved one or more lots, you will receive a purchase agreement with the agreements made. Depending on your preference, this can be done by email or during a conversation.

As an investor in land, you are the owner, this is registered in the land registry. Apart from a change of destination or expropriation (which rarely occurs), you and only you decide what happens to your plot. You are independent of LandPartners and have full ownership of the management.

Yes, certainly. Real estate, also known as real estate or registered property, is registered with the land registry. The land registry is an independent administrative body regulated by the government.

Yes. Since the land is completely in your possession, just like a house for sale, it is freely tradable at all times. However, it is advisable to keep the land in your possession for as long as possible, because you often get more for the land, we help and mediate in this.

Yes, that is possible. The condition here is that the beneficiary is aware of the consequences and agrees to the notarial transfer. If the beneficiary is younger than 18, the legal guardian will have to sign. Even if the land is in the name of this minor beneficiary, the legal guardian will be responsible until the age of 18. A donation may have tax consequences.

Just like savings and a share portfolio, you will have to declare the purchase price of the land in box 3. This is subject to 1.2% wealth tax (above the exemption). The tax-free capital in 2019 is €30,360 (without a tax partner) or €60,720 (with a tax partner). This has no effect on the amount of your total income tax. You have converted another asset position, such as savings, into a plot of land. This has not changed the total of your assets.

A zoning plan describes what may be done with the space in a certain area. The plan describes the present. Zoning plans not only contain rules on the use of land, but also on, for example, the maximum height and width of buildings. This prevents, for example, houses from being built on agricultural land, nature reserves remain protected and not everyone can simply build a garage or dormer window in residential areas.

With a real estate fund you invest in a right of return, you get an undivided ownership. In other words; the investment amount is thrown together and any profit is distributed pro rata among investors. You are dependent on the decisions that fund managers make for you.