Melbourne’s property market continues to attract first home buyers and investors, thanks in part to government incentives like the off-the-plan (OTP) concession. One factor that can significantly influence how these concessions apply is subdivision. Understanding the link between subdivisions and OTP concessions can help buyers maximise their savings.
The off-the-plan concession is a stamp duty reduction available in Victoria for eligible buyers.It applies when you buy a property before construction is complete, and the stamp duty is calculated on the dutiable value at the contract date — often just the land value plus any construction completed at that time.
For first home buyers, this can mean thousands of dollars in savings, especially in a rising market.
A subdivision occurs when a larger parcel of land is divided into separate titles.In Melbourne’s off-the-plan context, subdivisions can:
Many Melbourne developers choose staged subdivisions to:
By structuring a project with later subdivisions, developers can help more buyers qualify for stamp duty savings.
Understanding the subdivision stage can help buyers:
With Coposit, you can secure an off-the-plan property in Melbourne with just $10,000 upfront and pay the rest of your deposit in weekly instalments while the property is built.By entering the market early — especially in developments with later subdivisions — you can benefit from both gradual deposit payments and potential OTP concessions.
With Coposit, you can:
In Melbourne’s competitive property market, understanding how subdivisions influence off-the-plan concessions can make a big difference to your buying power.By combining these savings with Coposit’s flexible deposit payment model, first home buyers and investors can secure properties sooner and with less financial strain.
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