Key data
| Regulation | Resolution of 24 September 2026, from the General Directorate of the Cadastre, publishing the Agreement with the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón |
|---|---|
| BOE Publication | 2 October 2026 |
| Entry into force | 23 September 2026 |
| Affected parties | Property managers registered in Valencia and Castellón and their clients who own real estate |
| Category | Real Estate |
| Replaces | Previous 2015 Agreement |
| Higher framework | Framework Agreement with the General Council of Colleges of Property Managers of 2023 |
Property managers registered in Valencia and Castellón have been operating since 23 September 2026 under a new collaboration framework with the General Directorate of the Cadastre. The Resolution of 24 September 2026 published in the BOE formalizes the agreement that significantly expands the tools available to these professionals in their relationship with the Cadastre.
The change is significant: the previous agreement dated from 2015 and did not contemplate electronic processing or access to cadastral information in current terms. This new agreement is also part of the framework agreement signed in 2023 between the Cadastre and the General Council of Colleges of Property Managers, ensuring consistency with the rest of the national territory.
What does this regulation establish?
The agreement articulates collaboration between the General Directorate of the Cadastre and the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón under a delegation regime. This means that registered property managers act as authorized intermediaries before the Cadastre on behalf of their clients. The main measures are:
| Measure | Description |
|---|---|
| Electronic cadastral declarations | Registered property managers can submit cadastral declarations in electronic format on behalf of their client property owners |
| Access to cadastral data | Access to cadastral information of managed properties for use in their professional assignments |
| Cadastral Information Point (PIC) | The College commits to establishing a PIC at its headquarters, offering this service to members and citizens |
| Corrections to cadastral descriptions | Sending information about corrections in cadastral descriptions of properties |
| Cartographic discrepancies | Communication of discrepancies detected in cadastral mapping |
| Valuation and real estate market price data | Access to information on valuations and real estate market prices |
The agreement expressly replaces the previous one signed in 2015 and is integrated within the framework agreement signed in 2023 between the Cadastre and the General Council of Colleges of Property Managers, which establishes common conditions for all territorial colleges in the country.
Economic and operational impact
For registered property managers, this agreement represents a direct operational improvement on several fronts:
- Reduction in management time: Electronic processing of cadastral declarations eliminates travel and in-person procedures at the Cadastre, reducing the time spent per file.
- Greater added value to clients: Access to valuation data and real estate market prices allows offering higher quality information to managed property owners.
- Proactive error detection: The ability to communicate corrections in cadastral descriptions and cartographic discrepancies allows acting before they generate tax or legal problems for clients (for example, errors in the IBI tax base).
- New infrastructure at the College: The obligation to enable a Cadastral Information Point (PIC) at the college headquarters implies an investment in technical resources and training for staff managing that point.
From the perspective of the property owner client, the main benefit is that their property manager can manage cadastral procedures in an agile and electronic manner, without needing to grant notarial powers or personally visit the Cadastre for each declaration.
Who does it affect?
- Registered property managers in the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón
- Property owners (individuals, homeowner associations, companies) who have contracted a registered property manager in Valencia or Castellón
- Homeowner associations managed by registered property managers in these provinces
- The Territorial College itself, which assumes the obligation to establish and maintain the Cadastral Information Point at its headquarters
Property managers who are not registered or are registered in other territorial colleges are not covered by this specific agreement.
Practical example
A property manager registered in Valencia manages a homeowner association of 40 apartments in the city. Several property owners have carried out expansion works on their properties that modify the built area and therefore must be declared to the Cadastre to update the cadastral value.
Before the agreement (2015 framework), the property manager had to coordinate so that each property owner would personally visit the Cadastre or process their own declaration. With the new 2026 agreement, the property manager can directly submit electronic cadastral declarations on behalf of each property owner, from their own office and without travel.
Additionally, if when reviewing cadastral data they detect a cartographic discrepancy in one of the properties (for example, a plot with incorrect boundaries), they can formally communicate it to the Cadastre through the mechanism enabled by the agreement, preventing the error from persisting and affecting future sales or taxation processes.
What should property managers do now?
- Verify active registration in the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón, as access to the agreement benefits is conditional on being registered in this specific college.
- Consult with the College the enabled procedures for submitting electronic cadastral declarations and accessing cadastral data, including the necessary computer systems and credentials.
- Inform client property owners that they can now delegate to their property manager the processing of cadastral declarations without needing to personally visit the Cadastre.
- Review the portfolio of managed properties to identify possible cadastral discrepancies (incorrect descriptions, cartographic errors) that can now be formally communicated to the Cadastre through the agreement.
- Watch for the opening of the Cadastral Information Point (PIC) at the College headquarters, as this service will be available to members and citizens once enabled.
Frequently asked questions
When did the new agreement between the Cadastre and the College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón come into force?
The agreement came into force on 23 September 2026, the date of its signature. It was published in the BOE on 2 October 2026 through the Resolution of 24 September 2026 from the General Directorate of the Cadastre.
What cadastral declarations can property managers submit on behalf of their clients?
The agreement enables property managers registered in Valencia and Castellón to submit electronic cadastral declarations on behalf of their client property owners. The details of the specific forms should be consulted with the Territorial College, which is the authorized interlocutor with the Cadastre.
How does this agreement differ from the previous 2015 one?
The 2026 agreement expressly replaces the 2015 one and expands the collaboration framework by incorporating electronic processing of cadastral declarations, access to valuation and real estate market price data, communication of cartographic discrepancies, and the obligation to establish a Cadastral Information Point (PIC) at the College headquarters. The 2015 agreement did not contemplate these capabilities in the same terms.
What is the Cadastral Information Point (PIC) that the College must create?
The Cadastral Information Point (PIC) is a service enabled by the Cadastre at the headquarters of the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón. It allows members and citizens to consult cadastral information about properties in person. The College assumes the obligation to establish and maintain it as part of its commitments in the agreement.
Does this agreement affect property managers from other provinces in the Valencian Community?
Not directly. This agreement is specific to the Territorial College of Property Managers of Valencia and Castellón. However, it is part of the framework agreement signed in 2023 between the Cadastre and the General Council of Colleges of Property Managers, which can serve as a basis for similar agreements in other territorial colleges.
Official source
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Notice: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific decisions, consult a qualified professional. Source: https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-20514
