Unit Titles
Expert advice and surveying for unit title developments.
- Unit title subdivision advice and planning
- Unit title survey and certification
- Coordination with legal advisors and councils
- Support through to new unit title issue
Is a unit title the right option?
Unit title subdivision is commonly used for developments where multiple dwellings, apartments or commercial units are constructed on a shared site.
Unlike fee simple subdivision, unit titles allow individual ownership of buildings or units while common areas such as accessways, driveways and shared facilities are owned and managed collectively through a body corporate.
Understanding whether a unit title or fee simple subdivision best suits your development is an important decision early in the project.
Delivering accurate unit title surveys
Preparing a unit title survey requires a high level of accuracy and close coordination between surveyors, planners, architects, legal advisors and the developer.
Our experienced surveyors prepare unit title plans that accurately reflect the completed development while ensuring statutory requirements are met and the subdivision process progresses efficiently.
Working collaboratively throughout the project helps reduce delays and provides confidence that the final survey documentation is ready for certification and title issue.
Supporting the process from design to title
Unit title subdivision often forms the final stage of a much larger development project.
Our multidisciplinary team can continue supporting projects through planning, engineering, surveying and project coordination, providing continuity from the initial development strategy through to the issue of new unit titles.
Planning a unit title subdivision? Talk to our surveying team.
Contact us todayUnit Titles Questions
Unit title subdivisions are a common way of providing titles for higher density residential development such as apartments and industrial and commercial development where there are a number of premises on the one site. Unit titles require a building to be designed as boundaries ar based on the building premises. Once completed, unit titles can be sold off individually, usually with a share in common areas such as access and carparking.
A Licensed or Registered Professional Surveyor (land surveyor)
You will need the services of a Licensed or Registered Professional Surveyor and a lawyer. We are unit titling experts.
