Do I need to subdivide my property to create a dual occupancy?
No. You do not need to split your land into separate blocks to create a dual occupancy. You can build the two dwellings first and, if eligible, create separate unit titles so each dwelling can be owned or sold separately.
Short Answer
No. A dual occupancy can remain on one Crown lease. If eligible, it can be unit titled after construction to allow separate ownership.
Detailed Explanation
No. You do not need to split your land into separate blocks to create a dual occupancy. You can build the two dwellings first and, if eligible, create separate unit titles so each dwelling can be owned or sold separately.
No minimum block size does not remove the need for planning assessment.
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