Data Layer

Building demolition on the map

Registered building demolition cases on the map. Find out which buildings in the neighbourhood are planned for demolition — often the first sign that something new is coming to the place.

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What is this

Demolishing a building requires a demolition proposal or a building permit, and it is registered in BIS like any other construction case. The map shows both planned and already completed demolitions.

Demolition is often an early sign of change in a neighbourhood: tearing down an old building usually means something new is planned for the site. Useful both for a buyer and for anyone watching a neighbourhood's development.

📊 Source: Construction Information System (BIS)

What you will learn

Which buildings are planned for demolition
The demolition case's stage
Whether the building has already been demolished
What might be built in its place
The building's cadastre data
The connection with derelict buildings

How to use

Open the map with the demolition layer.
Look around the neighbourhood you are interested in.
Click a marker → see the case's stage and data.
Compare with the construction layer to see what is coming in its place.

Frequently Asked Questions / FAQ

Does demolishing a building require a permit?

Yes. Demolition is processed through BIS — depending on the type of structure it requires a demolition proposal or a building permit.

How do I find out whether the building next door will be demolished?

Open the demolition layer on the map and look around the neighbourhood. The registered cases are shown in their places with their stage.

Does a demolished building disappear from the cadastre?

Once the demolition is registered, the building is removed from the cadastre, but the case data remains in the BIS history.

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