A subdivider is an individual or entity responsible for dividing a parcel of land into smaller lots or parcels for development purposes. Subdividers typically acquire large tracts of land and then obtain the necessary approvals, permits, and zoning changes to divide the land into smaller, individual lots that can be sold or developed for residential, commercial, or industrial use. The subdivision process involves various steps, including surveying, platting, infrastructure development (such as roads, utilities, and drainage), and compliance with local regulations and ordinances. Subdividers play a significant role in the expansion and growth of urban and suburban areas by creating new opportunities for housing, commerce, and community development.
An individual who is responsible for dividing usually large parcels of land into smaller plots with the intent to sell.
One who subdivides real estate into separate lots.
An individual who is responsible for dividing usually large parcels of land into smaller plots with the intent to sell.
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