What does sectional title mean?
Sectional title refers to a property that is part of a complex, estate, or other such group-owned development.
This is in contrast to a freehold property, which is a standalone property independent of surrounding buildings.
Sectional title ownership means being part of a Body Corporate that manages the estate, sharing the administration costs and decision-making.
Sectional title estates often include communal facilities such as a swimming pool, security features, and children’s play areas.
Sectional title properties have become more popular as home buyers seek greater security and a sense of community.
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