Subdivision &
land development

We guide landowners and developers through every step of subdivision, from initial feasibility to new titles in hand.

One team, one programme

Subdivision involves planners, surveyors, engineers and council, often all at once. IDC manages every discipline in-house, so you have one point of contact and one clear programme from start to finish.

How the process works

  1. Feasibility and yield study: what your land can deliver under the Auckland Unitary Plan.
  2. Scheme plan and resource consent: lot layout, access and infrastructure, lodged with council.
  3. Engineering plan approval: detailed civil design for roads, drainage and services.
  4. Construction and monitoring: we observe the civil works and keep council informed.
  5. 224(c) completion certificate: confirming all consent conditions are met.
  6. New titles: our surveyors prepare and lodge the land transfer plan with LINZ.

Everything you need
to subdivide

Feasibility studies
Scheme plan design
Resource consents
Engineering plan approval
Civil works monitoring
224(c) certification
New titles via LINZ
House design for new lots
White rendered terraced homes with landscaping
Development feasibility

Know what your land
can deliver

Before you commit, we test your site against zoning rules, infrastructure capacity and likely construction costs, giving you a clear picture of yield, risk and return.