Which stage's duration is influenced by complexity and the necessary approvals?

The duration of Stage 4 is significantly influenced by the complexity of the tasks involved and the necessary approvals required during this phase. In the context of condominium management, Stage 4 typically involves critical activities such as finalizing the plans for the building, obtaining various permits, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The intricacies of these processes can vary greatly depending on the project's size, design, and other factors.

As a result, if a project has a high level of complexity—such as unique architectural features, environmental considerations, or specific community needs—it may take longer to secure the necessary approvals. Additionally, any delays or additional requirements from municipal or regulatory bodies during this stage can further extend the timeline. This variability in duration highlights how essential it is for condominium managers to navigate these complexities effectively and maintain good communication with all stakeholders involved.