At Landair Surveys we can provide you with surveys to design your proposed subdivision, such as:
We are willing to liaise with the relevant authorities during the subdivision process and help you with the design of your proposal.
We have been undertaking subdivisions for clients throughout Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland since 1974. We can assist with:
Subdivision is the process of creating individual titles for land parcels, units, apartments, shops and commercial and industrial buildings, to enable their separate sale.
Most subdivisions require a planning permit and all require a licensed or registered surveyor to certify the plans.
A subdivision survey provides the site data and certified plans you need to divide land or buildings into separate titles that can be sold individually. Landair Surveys has been undertaking subdivisions throughout Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland since 1974, from two lot land subdivisions through to multi stage industrial and residential developments.
The subdivision process typically draws on several surveys and services:
Developers engage us for land subdivisions in urban and rural areas, through to multi stage industrial and residential developments and building subdivisions of new developments. Cadastral certainty at the start helps avoid delays with title registration and infrastructure roll-out.
Owners subdividing a block into two or more lots, or creating separate titles for units or apartments in an existing building, use subdivision surveys to enable the separate sale of each parcel, usually starting with an existing conditions survey of the site.
We prepare subdivisions for land acquisition by authorities, and our licensed surveyors regularly work with councils, legal professionals and property consultants. Landair operates across Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, with surveyors registered in each state.
Depending on the stage of your subdivision and the requirements of your state and council, Landair can provide:
Yes. All subdivisions require a licensed or registered surveyor to certify the plans. In Victoria, only Licensed Surveyors registered with the Surveyors Registration Board of Victoria can legally perform title (cadastral) surveys, and plans prepared by anyone else cannot be used for legal purposes.
Most subdivisions require a planning permit. Landair can provide the site analysis or ResCode surveys that support your proposal and liaise with the relevant authorities during the subdivision process.
Land subdivisions from two lots through to multi stage industrial and residential developments in urban and rural areas, building subdivisions of existing and new developments, stratum subdivisions, and subdivisions for land acquisition by authorities.
Throughout Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, from our offices in Melbourne and Sydney, with surveyors registered in each state.
