IBV stands for individual housing construction. The IBV Brezinka project is aimed at creating a new residential location with land designated for the construction of family houses.
No. Buying a plot of land is not conditional on building a house through a developer. You can choose your own house project and construction company, as long as you comply with the zoning plan and zoning regulations.
Yes. All basic engineering networks are built and approved. This means that the land is ready for connection to the infrastructure in accordance with valid permits and zoning decision No.: SOcÚ2024/204/296 AR dated 19.04.2024.
Yes. The access road is built and approved, which ensures proper and legal access to individual plots of land — also important for building permits and financing a family home through a bank.
Yes. In accordance with the zoning plan, the plots are designated for individual residential construction of family houses in energy class A0.
Yes. The construction is subject to architectural and urban regulations (e.g. house height, land development, roof type, etc.) so that the location maintains a uniform and high-quality character. The regulations are available to interested parties. More in the document zoning decision no.: SOcÚ2024/204/296 AR dated 19.04.2024.
The land is owned by the urban development association and is used on a long-term lease.
Yes. The lease is for 99 years and includes an option to extend for another 99 years at a price of 1 euro, which provides long-term security of use of the land for future generations.
Yes. Since these are plots of land intended for the construction of family houses, with built-in networks and access roads, it is possible to apply for a building permit as standard, provided that the regulations are complied with.
Yes. Long-term lease rights can be transferred to another person in accordance with the terms of the contract and notification of the land owner (land use association).
Since it is a land plot used in the form of a long-term lease (99 years with an option for another 99 years), the buyer does not become the direct owner of the land. For this reason, the bank cannot register a lien on the land, which is a standard condition for a mortgage. Most banks therefore do not directly finance the purchase of such land with a classic mortgage loan. However, this does not mean that financing is not possible. Clients most often use the following alternatives:
• Establishment of another real estate (apartment, house, land owned by the buyer or family)
• Combination with another type of loan (e.g. consumer loan for part of the purchase price)
• Subsequent financing only during the construction of the house, when the bank can already establish a building under construction or completed
The specific solution depends on the buyer's individual financial situation, so we recommend consulting with a mortgage specialist who will suggest the most appropriate procedure.
Yes. Since it is a long-term lease (99 + 99 years) and not outright ownership, the bank assesses financing individually. However, in practice, banks can accept such plots of land for quality projects with built-in infrastructure, especially if the client plans to subsequently build a house.
Usually:
• a lease agreement for the land
• zoning information or zone regulations
• confirmation of built and approved networks
• expert opinion on the land, the level of construction for the building
• standard documents for the applicant's income