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Subdivision – What happens when I apply?
What happens when I apply for a subdivison and how long does the process take? When you decide to subdivide your property it can be a daunting prospect. We generally advise clients that the process takes anywhere from 6-12 months depending upon which council they are...
Australian Property Market in 2020, what’s in store?
What’s in Store for the Australian Property Market in 2020? 2019 was a tale of two markets. Leading up to the federal election, in May 2019, confidence in the housing market had been dented by the banking royal commission and debate about proposed changes to negative...
What you need to know about council planning applications……
Planning applications have become more complicated in recent years and can be a daunting process for people looking to develop their land. When you make the decision to subdivide, we can take away the stress and uncertainty and help to facilitate this process...
Community Engagement at the heart of the Nobelius Land Surveyors Team.
In our latest blog we hear from Lachy, our Community Engagement Officer. Since beginning his role as Community Engagement Officer for Nobelius Land Surveyor's in 2018 he has worked tirelessly across many projects. What is your role? My Name is Lachlan Balzary and I am...
Surveying – A STEM career with big opportunities
Nobelius Land Surveyors have recently joined together with the Surveying Task Force to help tell young learners about our fantastic profession. Since this blog was written, we have also hosted our very first work experience student. We are keen to help more young...
Ferntree Ridge Drouin – Live your Best Life
Ferntree Ridge Drouin Build your dream in Drouin and experience living at its best. At Ferntree Ridge there is room to grow, schools to learn, countryside to explore, friends to be gained, shops to peruse, fun to be had, memories to be made, your dream home built and...
Understanding the ‘Minimum Garden Area’ requirement in Victoria
In Victoria, residential properties greater than 400 square metres, must set aside at least 25% of the lot for a garden area. Though the requirements vary according to the size and purpose of the land, this minimum garden area is mandatory and cannot be reduced....
3 Reasons to Always Use a Licensed Surveyor in Victoria
In Victoria, surveyors are regulated by the Surveyors Registration Board of Victoria and only licensed surveyors are legally authorised to carry out land and property boundary surveys. Before engaging a surveyor for your cadastral work, always run a search on the...
Comparing fees for subdivisions and cadastral surveying
Ethical surveyors have a transparent fee structure and will always take the time to explain the work being carried out and how you will be charged. In this blog we’ll take a quick look at how licensed surveyors in the Victorian cadastre and property market establish...
Here’s What You Need to Know About Surveying and Subdivision Fees
Here’s What You Need to Know About Surveying and Subdivision Fees If you’re a landowner looking to confirm or realign your boundary lines, you’re likely wondering how much you’ll be paying for land surveying and subdivision fees. The fee varies depending on the type...