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What is a subdivision?
Residential subdivision refers to the creation of individual titles for specific lots within a larger 'parent' block of land. In most cases this involves turning one large property into several smaller ones. If you are looking to increase the value of your property, add another house or provide extra accommodation, subdivision may be the best solution.
An application for subdivision consent (a type of resource consent), must be made for any proposed subdivision that alters legal boundaries. The most common type of subdivision is freehold, which involves the creation of individual titles.
We take your existing property, and divide it into several smaller ones.
The subdivision process
Step 1:
Planning Approval
We arrange subdivision and resource consent applications,
and guide this process through to full approval from council,
ready for site works.
This approval is ready for 5 years.
Step 1:
Planning Approval
We arrange subdivision and resource consent applications,
and guide this process through to full approval from council,
ready for site works.
This approval is ready for 5 years.
Step 2:
Site Works
Once the subdivision has been approved,
we prepare a list of the various works to be carried out on site,
and provide contact details for
service providers.
Step 2:
Site Works
Once the subdivision has been approved,
we prepare a list of the various works to be carried out on site,
and provide contact details for
service providers.
Step 3:
Obtaining Title
Our licensed surveyors carry out the land transfer survey, apply for the 223 and 224 certificates, and arrange application for the new titles.
Step 3:
Obtain Titles
Our licensed surveyors carry out the land transfer survey, apply for the 223 and 224 certificates, and arrange application for the new titles.
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