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Subdivision - What are 2 Lots on 1 Title?

Subdivisions are a great strategy to manufacture equity and provides property owners with a number of options - land banking, sell the land or build to sell and/or hold.

Read more about 2 lots on 1 title lots and also download an exclusive free suburb report identifying suburbs with the highest percentage of listings for sale with 2 lots on 1 title

2 Lots on 1 Title

In Queensland, buyers in the past purchased 2 or sometimes even 3 lots side by side and built a dwelling across the lots.

The original lots remained and owners can request for a reconfiguration of the block so the titles can be separated.

If property investors can locate a block where it is 2 lots on 1 title, the subdivision process is generally easier can can be completed within a shorter period of time.

Below is an example of an 810m² block where the proposed 2 lots would become 405m² in size.

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In this image, this is an example of a 1,215m² block where it could be split into 3 lots of 405m² each in size.

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Free Exclusive Report for Download

Real Estate Investar has crunched the data and identified the suburbs with the highest percentage of listings where there are potentially 2 lots on 1 title.

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How can I find out more?

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You can learn more about widow blocks and the pros and cons of subdividing a property in our recent blog articles.

Real Estate Investar Editor
Real Estate Investar Editor
Real Estate Investar provides intelligent software, tools and data to help you save time and make money in the residential property investment market.

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