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Importance of Certificate Title At The Time of Subdividing
Each information is crucial when subdividing, and could bring up significant challenges for being resolved before the task begins. So, What are the importance of certificate title at the time of subdividing? Read more. https://bit.ly/2UMjAX5
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How Should You Subdivide Your Block?
Should you have to settle on a subdivision and own a title soon? Then it is necessary for the #subdivisions to comply with the stated requirements of Perth’s local planning scheme. Read more. https://bit.ly/3jEnpXG
Purchasing a part of the land for subdividing is indeed a very big decision. The potentiality of excellent results is high, still, it is a bigger investment.
Bankstown subdivision plan for Florenza Estate, May 1929.
Scales differ (E 151°02'04"--E 151°05'34"/S 33°54'54"--S 33°55'24") [Sydney, NSW] : various, 1843-1949. [427] maps : some col. ; size varies.
Combining a colourful artistic impression with a practical depiction of the existing streets, this real estate agent advertisement is an example of the Library’s extensive collection of more that 400 subdivision plans covering the suburb of Bankstown. Sydneysiders will notice the local icon, the Bankstown Reservoir in the top right corner. A zoomable version of the plan may be seen here.
Sale of surplus lands Burrinjuck with frontage to the stored waters of the Murrumbidgee and Yass Rivers [cartographic material] : Yass District / Lith'd and printed at the Dept of Lands, Sydney.
Scale [1:23,760] (E 148°48ʹ04"/S 35°19ʹ54"). Sydney : Dept. of Lands [N.S.W.], 1919. 1 map : col. ; 72 x 75 cm., on sheet 78 x 81 cm.
At head of title: For returned soldiers by order of the Minister for Public Works. Map of the County of Cowley showing land subdivsions, parishes, roads and rivers. The maps was produced by the Returned Soldiers Settlement Branch, Department of Lands, Bridge Street, Sydney.
Notes: 1. Applications accompanied by a deposit of 5 per cent (5%) of the purchase money, and addressed to the Secretary, Water Conservation & Irrigation Commission, 39 Hunter Street, Sydney, will be received up to Monday 24th Nov. 1919 from RETURNED SOLDIERS who wish to purchase one or more blocks at the UPSET PRICES shown hereon. [more]
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The State Library holds thousands of suburban and town subdivision plans. These are mostly real estate agents’ advertisements or surveyors’ sketches created between the 1880s and 1930s as large estates were broken up and sold. Many of them are beautiful pictorial records of the subdivision. They were often pasted onto telegraph poles and placed in shop fronts to entice people to the auction. Some are annotated with sales prices and block sizes. They are a great source for local and family historians, heritage consultants and those interested in the history of their house.
This lovely 1918 example for the Royal Park subdivsion lots at Chatswood and Roseville includes a drawing of a villa a buyer might imagine for themselves. For more information on our digitization program for other plans in our collections see our research guide here.
Real Estate advertising in the 1880s: Rosedale Estate, Croydon Park, 1881.
Just one of 40,000 subdivision plans held here at the State Library of New South Wales which cover many of Sydney's suburbs and a lot of country towns and country properties where the land was subdivided and sold by enterprising real estate agents.
Subdivision plans were created surveyors for Real Estate agents who posted them in shop windows and around telegraph poles. This is one of 41 we hold for the Hawkesbury River area and one of 40,000 held by the State Library of New South Wales.
To search for subdivision plans, go our catalogue and type in the name of the suburb or town and type in the words subdivision plans. We will be digitising our whole collection but in the meantime come and visit us to see these wonderful maps.
