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In the late 1970s a separate land subdivision occurred to the south of the original estate.
Further tram services which ran directly to the city centre came into service and more land subdivisions were made.
During the 1920s there were several land subdivisions in the North Shore area.
Building deeds, land subdivisions, housing loans all come from Amman.
They now own residential land subdivisions, rural properties and office complexes.
Extensive land subdivision occurred during the 1960s, transforming the area from a rural region to a metropolitan suburb.
The same rule applies to land subdivisions.
The recent pattern of residential development and population growth in Puna is the result of widespread land subdivision within the past half century.
In recent years several new land subdivisions have seen increased development within the township, highlighting the need for improved effluent disposal and water supply.
Communal living, whether in an apartment building or a master planned community, involves higher density living than conventional land subdivisions.
The settlement as it appears today was created by land subdivision around 1880-1881, although the area was occupied by Europeans before this date.
As the waters drew back there, they left a slimy, muddy sheen on the concrete driveways of a bottom land subdivision.
The staff registers securities, broker-dealers and their agents, investment advisers, loan brokers and certain land subdivisions.
In recent years, Port Hughes has been the subject of significant interest from land developers, with several land subdivisions in the local area.
The majority of land in the Wildway is privately owned and at risk to land subdivision and habitat fragmentation.
Around the beginning of the 1970s, the modern district of Ard Sultan began to be established according to land subdivision and zoning laws.
The name "Prince County" is notable for being unique for titling land subdivisions in the Commonwealth of Nations.
They had chairmen, not mayors as boroughs and cities had; many legislative provisions (such as burial and land subdivision control) were different for the counties.
The earliest known use of the name "Summer Hill" was in 1876, for a land subdivision adjacent to the present-day St Andrew's Anglican Church.
Its site overlooks Chelsworth Park to the south, and has no real street frontage to the North, as the land subdivision itself is a triple battle axe.
This leaves traces that serve to structure subsequent building activity and provide opportunities and constraints for city-building processes, such as land subdivision, infrastructure development, or building construction.
A second project being developed under the Southold program is a 56-unit land subdivision on Boisseau Avenue and Route 48 called Highpoint Meadows.
As Melbourne spread past Kew and Balwyn, the price of land escalated and pressure mounted to change the boundaries of the restricted land subdivision.
Since then, residential development and land subdivision has continued apace, transforming Concord and its environs into an affluent urban community that has left behind much of its rural roots.
