Add Value to Your Existing Property by Subdividing

Across the last 50 years or so it seems that the changes in the property structure business have moved fast. In the Wellington region, which includes land in the Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt, Levin and Kapiti Coast regions there is a lot of talk in the media currently about a housing crisis. This simply means that there are a lot more people in the region than there used to be, and that finding property to buy is very competitive. At Tararua Surveyors we have the know how to enable you to be part of the housing crisis solution.

Land Development or Subdivision

If you are a landowner in the Wellington region that has a sizeable chunk, either laying empty or as part of your own residential tract, you may be in a great position to explore land development or subdivision. This means your property may be much more valuable than your current RV - if you are abe to package up that land that you don’t need into subdivided lots.

How Best to Capitalise

This can be an exciting proposition, however there are many points to consider and discoveries to be made before it’s possible to capitalise by subdividing, this is where Tararua Surveyors can be your best bet for land development projects. It’s widely known that if you want to erect a new structure or make an addition or renovation on an existing structure that you need to get resource consent from the council. But what are the rules around subdividing?

Hit The Ground Running

You will need a qualified team to cash in with a subdivision, Tararua Surveyors are experts, and we have the people on board that are going to make the difference between a long, costly, process with a disappointing result, and a timely, organised, project that is relatively stress free. If you want to make a great return on the investment you will need to make towards your subdivision or land development, you must make smart moves.

Feasibility And Insider Knowledge

Of course there are many considerations which must be taken into account, so a great start would be to have Tararua Surveyors visit your property that has an existing residential dwelling in Wellington, Kapiti Coast, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt or Levin, and assess whether it’s even feasible to subdivide. A couple of things which may be pertinent are the positioning of your block on the street (for instance a corner block may be more desirable), the size of your existing block, and what kind of access may be able to be gained for the potential property.

There are a myriad of rules and regulations that must be adhered to, and Tararua Surveyors are able to pinpoint which of these are a concern in your case. Get in touch today for professional guidance for your subdivision or land development, you’ll be glad you did.