Easements, 88B instruments and restrictions on use: title checks
Easements, Section 88B instruments and restrictions on use can stop a duplex or subdivision the LEP allows. The title checks NSW developers should run…
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How many dwellings can my site take? Planning capacity and yield
How many dwellings can my site take? Yield in NSW is capped by the tightest of lot size, FSR, height, site coverage and parking.…
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Flood, bushfire and heritage: three constraints that kill duplex sites
Flood, bushfire and heritage are the constraints that most often kill duplex sites in NSW. How each is mapped, when a site survives and…
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Stormwater, sewer and the no-discharge-point problem: due diligence
Servicing due diligence in Sydney: finding a lawful stormwater discharge point, when a drainage easement is needed, and Sydney Water sewer rules.
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How to read a Section 10.7 planning certificate before you exchange
A Section 10.7 planning certificate lists zoning, flood, bushfire, heritage and contributions in NSW. How to read 10.7(2) and 10.7(5) before you exchange.
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Development due diligence before you buy: ten checks that decide it
Development due diligence before you buy in NSW comes down to ten checks: zoning, lot size, title, 10.7 certificate, flood, bushfire and services.
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