New South Wales planning, made navigable.
Search any NSW address for a free instant planning snapshot — zone, overlays, hazards, applicable SEPPs and dwelling-yield estimate. Or jump straight to a title, planning guide or planner consult.
Free instant planning summary — zone, overlays, hazards, dwelling yield estimate. No signup required.
What we offer in NSW
A free snapshot for any address, plus paid reports when you need plain-English interpretation or formal compliance assessment. NSW consultations are handled by a partner consultancy.
Property Snapshot
Address-based read on zone, overlays, hazards, lot/DP, council, LEP, HOB, FSR, acid sulfate, applicable SEPPs and a nearby-amenities site context. No signup, instant.
Most popular$39NSW Planning Insight
Pick what you're trying to do (granny flat, single dwelling, change of use, signage…) — we read your Spatial Viewer PDF or s10.7 certificate and produce an intent-tailored report grounded in your site's controls.
$99 – $990Reports & expert advice
CDC ($99), LRHDC ($149), ADG ($199), DA Feasibility ($499) and application-grade Planning Reports ($990). Plus free initial consultations on complex projects.
Browse NSW planning by topic
Free reference pages on zones, overlays and the NSW development-consent pathways.
Planning Zones
Standard Instrument LEP zones — R, E, IN, RU, C, SP, RE and W.
SEPPs & LEP Overlays
Housing SEPP, Resilience & Hazards, ADG (SEPP 65), heritage.
DA / CDC / Exempt
The three NSW pathways and how to figure out which fits.
Do I Need Consent?
Walk through whether your project triggers a consent in NSW.
Just need a title document?
If you already have a plan number, dealing number or address you can order a title, plan or registered dealing directly. Council requires the title and plan for any development application.
About NSW's planning system
NSW planning runs on a stack: a local Local Environmental Plan (LEP) with zone use tables, FSR and height maps; the Codes SEPP for Complying Development; the Housing SEPP for the Low Rise Housing Diversity Code; the Apartment Design Guide for residential flat buildings; plus heritage, biodiversity, hazards and infrastructure SEPPs.
Development goes through one of three pathways — Exempt Development, Complying Development (CDC) or a Development Application (DA). The right pathway depends on the proposal, the zone, and any overlays touching the parcel.
The Property Snapshot reads the public state spatial layers; the Detailed Snapshot interprets those controls against your specific project; reports and consultations cover the harder calls.
Working in another state?
Same address-search and snapshot pattern across Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania.