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#290016 15-Oct-2021 08:18
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Near where I live is a large blank section, owned by the same family (as I understand). Ideal for development - but I believe they don't want to sell as they like having the space. Fair enough.

 

A few months ago some orange boundary(?) pegs appeared in the ground, were there for about 6 weeks then were removed/disappeared, leading me to believe maybe they had finally subdivided the land for sale.

 

My query is, is there any way to find out what this land could be used for? It would have enough room for a few houses, several units or a number of apartments. Or is it a case of the council just saying, "nah, it's your land, put as many dwellings as you like on there", even if it's just one great big mansion? I'm curious to know if there are any rules in place for this sort of thing.


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  #2795687 15-Oct-2021 08:25
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What do you mean by "owned by the same family". Same as what?

 

You could look at your local council's district plan to see the zoning on the land. That will tell you what development and activities are permitted on the land. In Auckland it would be the Unitary Plan. These plans are generally available to see online.

 

Auckland Unitary Plan

 

Development is tightly controlled, particularly in cities. Definitely not a case of "it's your land, put as many dwellings as you like on there".





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