Regrid Europe Parcels provides parcel boundaries from twenty European countries using the same international schema Regrid uses in Canada. It is currently available to enterprise clients only, via bulk export, API, Tileserver, and Feature Service. It is not provisioned through the Regrid Property App or Regrid Data Store.

What you get

Every parcel in each country, reliably carries
- geometry
- parcelnumb: The government-sourced parcel identifier
- ll_uuid: A stable Regrid parcel ID, persistent across updates; use this as a foreign key
- lat / lon: A point guaranteed to fall inside the parcel
- ll_gissqm: parcel area in square meters, calculated by Regrid from geometry
- administrative hierarchy ranging from country to county-equivalent sub-national boundary

Situs address varies by country, from 0% to 99% of parcels, because it flows directly from each national cadastre. Some countries publish addresses with their parcel data; many publish geometry and an identifier and little else. The per-country coverage report gives the exact rate for each country and each admin2. Build address-dependent workflows against that report, not against an assumption that address is present.

Owner and mailing-address data are not included, in any country, by design. European and UK GDPR treat owner identity as personal data that cannot be published this way.

Coverage

The product currently contains over 418 million parcels across twenty countries:

Cyprus (CY) 🇨🇾
Czechia (CZ) 🇨🇿
Denmark (DK) 🇩🇰
Finland (FI) 🇫🇮
France (FR) 🇫🇷
Estonia (EE) 🇪🇪
Germany (DE) 🇩🇪 (excluding Bavaria)
Iceland (IS) 🇮🇸
Ireland (IE) 🇮🇪
Italy (IT) 🇮🇹
Latvia (LV) 🇱🇻
Luxembourg (LU) 🇱🇺
The Netherlands (NL) 🇳🇱
Norway (NO) 🇳🇴
Poland (PL) 🇵🇱
Slovakia (SK) 🇸🇰
Slovenia (SI) 🇸🇮
Spain (ES) 🇪🇸
Switzerland (CH)🇨🇭(20/26 cantons)
The United Kingdom (GB) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (excluding Northern Ireland)

Coverage is not complete within every country as some sub-national regions are not yet included. The Coverage Report is the authoritative source for what is and isn't covered, down to the admin2 level. Some key fields include the count of parcels in a given admin1 or admin2, the address coverage, the ratio of land area covered, and the last refresh date.

Data is delivered at the ISO Admin2 level (analogous to a U.S. county). Licensing is available as the full European bundle, thematic sub-bundles, or individual countries.

Updates

Regrid refreshes the Europe Parcels product twice per year, typically in summer and winter, and delivers updates at that cadence. Exact dates vary.

Across refreshes, a parcel's ll_uuid persists: the same source-matching process used in the U.S. and Canada runs on European data, so a parcel keeps its ll_uuid when it can be matched to the prior version. This is why ll_uuid is the correct key for linking parcels to your own records over time. (ll_stable_id reports whether a given parcel's ID was preserved or regenerated in the most recent refresh.)

Data Sourcing

The Regrid Europe Parcels are from authoritative government sources at both the national and sub-national level where necessary. Regrid only provides actual parcel boundary data and does not rely on machine-learning techniques to create modeled or assumed parcels.

Europe Data FAQs

Below, you'll find a helpful primer on the most commonly-asked European data questions that we've heard. As always, if you have a question and don't see an answer below, you are welcome to get in touch with our support team - [email protected].

What is your coverage like in Europe?

Over 418 million parcels across the twenty countries listed above, and growing. Coverage is not complete within every country; the Coverage Report is authoritative for sub-national gaps.

Is owner information available in Europe?

No. Owner name and mailing address are not included in any European country, in compliance with GDPR and UK GDPR, which treat owner identity as personal data.

Why are there more fields in the U.S. than in Europe?

The fields present in Europe come from what each national cadastre publishes, and most publish far less attribution than U.S. sources — in many cases, geometry and an identifier and little else. The schema is shared with the U.S. and Canada, so unpopulated columns will still appear; the coverage report shows which fields actually carry data in each country.
We expect to enrich the European data over time with attributes sourced or derived by Regrid. If there are specific fields that would make this product more useful to you, tell your Regrid contact or write to [email protected].