A plot can plan multiple building divisions.

A plot can be a building partition or multiple building partitions.

This is because the department that divides the building division is often the real estate administrative department (some cities are planning departments). These departments all consider the setting of building zoning from the perspective of public facilities and equipment. For example, the planning or real estate management department will require the number of garages and property management houses that must be configured when approving. However, the land zoning department is the administrative department of land and resources, because even after the planning department has issued the construction land planning permit and demarcated the red line, the administrative department of land and resources still needs to determine the land that can be sold or allocated within the red line. Then, combined with the geodetic work of the national land department, the plot is subdivided into grid format to form the concept of parcel. All the land parcels in the land department have a unified national land number. So a piece of land is not necessarily a building division. For example, Article 6 of the Chengdu Property Management Regulations stipulates: "A new construction project, including a phased construction project or a project jointly developed by two or more units, whose ancillary facilities and equipment are used by * * * * shall be divided into a building division. However, if the construction project has been divided into more than two natural courtyards or enclosed areas according to the plan, it can be divided into independent building divisions under the condition of clarifying the management and maintenance responsibilities of ancillary facilities and equipment. "