Location of properties of Spain based on address identifiers, for example, the name of the thoroughfare or the real estate number. The data model of the Directorate General for Cadastre (DGC) provides the addresses as information associated with the real estate. The real estate are complex elements (for example an apartment + common areas + parking) and does not have a defined own geometry; therefore are not georeferenced. A real estate relates to a Cadastral Parcel in which is included, that it has geometry and it is georeferenced, so we can georreference addresses that we get from the attributes of the real estate to the centroid of the cadastral parcel that contains it. Each Cadastral Parcel may contain as attribute, one or more addresses. In addition each of the addresses can have subaddresses, for example for each one of the apartments and premises of the building, but these are not associated geographically to each element of the construction. The Addresses INSPIRE dataset contains the official data of the DGC transformed directly to the data model defined by the INSPIRE directive, the dataset is complete including urban and rural areas for 95% of the territory under the responsibility of the DGC, (except the Basque country and Navarre). According to the specifications of INSPIRE for the theme of addresses INSPIRE Data Specification on Addresses – Technical Guidelines 3.1. (https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/Themes/79/2892)
