During the last decade, several literature surveys on trends in 3D property research have been published. The latest publication is Paasch and Paulsson (2021), examining 530 research related publications from 2012 to 2020. It showed that 3D cadastre publications mainly have focused on technical and registration issues, even if there is an increase in research concerning legal and organizational topics compared with a similar survey from 2013. The Paasch and Paulsson (2021) survey identified some 3D cadastre topics that have gained increased focus during the investigated period but were not analysed in detail in the study. These research topics are investigated further in this paper. The topics are analysed in the same manner as in the 2012 and 2021 surveys, i.e. classifying them into Legal, Technical, Registration and Organizational classes. The publications are part of the 2021 study but are analysed more in detail in this paper in relation to some of the topics. This paper is an addition to this study where we have identified areas that we think should be of interest for further research, but not yet investigated in detail. These areas are BIM (Building Information Modelling), 4D cadastre, marine and water applications, and valuation. Out of the 530 publications in the Paasch and Paulsson study, 22 publications were identified as BIM related, 11 as 4D cadastre related, 11 related to marine and water applications, while 8 publications dealt with valuation topics. The paper shows that there seems to be an increased interest for the presented themes, but it is too early to say whether they all are part of trends in 3D cadastre research or whether they are only expressing temporary interests as such for the 3D cadastre community.