10 Prosperity Avenue, Frankton, Queenstown · Queenstown-Lakes District
This is a building, not a property. It is every title on Deposited Plan 609564 — the plan the units are defined on — and each unit below has its own title, its own valuation and, where LINZ has linked an address to it, its own page. Nobody has named this building yet; the register never names one.
The register defines all 179 units on this plan, but LINZ holds addresses separately from titles and has not linked one to 46 of them. Those units are listed below by their designator with no link, because there is no page to send you to — not because they are not there.
No floor plan has been read for this building yet, so its units are listed without levels.
The register defines these units but says nothing about which level they are on. They are listed here rather than guessed onto a floor.
Each unit has its own title, its own rating valuation and its own owner. Selecting one marks it on the plan; it does not open its page.
Capital values are the council's and are set per unit, so they rarely divide evenly — a ground-floor flat and a top-floor one on the same plan are valued differently. An accessory unit in a designator is a car park or a store room, which is why one reads "Unit 5D and Accessory Unit 30".
Every unit's title sits over the same underlying parcel, so the outline on any unit's page is this building's footprint rather than that flat's.
A unit title is a real title. It can be sold, mortgaged and claimed on its own, and it is what each page below is about.
Levies, the long-term maintenance plan and the operational rules sit with the body corporate. No public register holds them, so this page does not show them.
This development's Supplementary Record Sheet is 1209986.
Land and title information sourced from Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand. Rating valuations from the relevant territorial authority. No ownership or mortgage information is published on this page.
A unit title is claimed the same way any property is — we check your name against the registered owner. Then you can add your lending and put the mortgage, insurance and power out to people who compete for them.