More than 3,000 plots in the Kirov region have received boundaries in the Unified State Register of Real Estate: what threatens owners without coordinates.

      In the Kirov region, work continues on filling the Unified State Register of Real Estate (EGRN) with accurate data on land plot boundaries. In just the first three months of 2026, specialists processed information about the location of boundaries for more than 3,000 objects. However, as reminded by Svetlana Oskolkova, the deputy head of the cadastral accounting department, an important restriction has been in effect for over a year. Since March 1, 2025, a rule has come into force that is directly linked to the presence of plot boundaries in the EGRN. If the boundary information has not yet been entered, the owner will not be able to: conduct any registration actions with the land plot itself; register a building, structure, or unfinished construction object located on it; formalize rights to such objects. In other words: no boundaries in the register — no possibility to legalize either the land itself or the buildings on it. How to check if the boundaries have been entered right now? The fastest and free way is the public cadastral map on the website nspd.gov.ru/map. It is enough to enter the cadastral number or address. If the plot is displayed graphically on the map — it means that the information about its boundaries is already in the EGRN, and there should be no problems with registration. An alternative option is to order an extract from the register in paper or electronic form. This can be done through the MFC, the "Gosuslugi" portal, or the official website of Rosreestr. The extract will indicate the coordinates of the characteristic boundary points if the data has been entered. How to add boundaries to the EGRN if they are still not there? The procedure is standard and has not changed. The right holder needs to contact a cadastral engineer. The specialist goes to the site, takes measurements, and prepares a boundary plan — strictly according to the requirements of Rosreestr Order No. P/0592. Then the owner submits an application for accounting changes, attaches the boundary plan, and pays the state fee (Article 333.33 of the Tax Code). The press service emphasizes: practice shows that the lack of precisely defined boundaries remains the main reason for conflicts between neighbors over land plots. Clarifying boundaries not only resolves formal issues with the register but also prevents land disputes for years to come.