For developers, builders and buyers of land

What can you build here?
What should you pay?

Type an address. See the zone, how many homes fit, and the most you can pay for the land. Say what you want to build and we draw it on the lot.

View an example A real lot in Marion, SA. Free, no account.

Example lot

1 Adeline Court, Marion

South Australia · From the land records

Example
Captured parcel outline at 1 Adeline Court, MarionThe five-sided boundary is drawn from the captured report's WGS84 coordinates. Reported land area is 1,705.8 square metres. This diagram shows no buildings, proposed subdivision or neighbouring parcels. SUBJECT PARCELLot D10150AL1 LAND AREA1,705.8 m² ZONEGeneral Neighbourhood N Lot boundary from the land recordsA drawing, not a photo

The lot, its zone and the rules that apply. Then the homes that fit and the numbers.

Example · Not a survey

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Zoning and overlays · Homes that fit · Top land price

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Start with what you need

Three ways to move forward.

01 / CHECK

Have an address?

Bring together the available planning information and indicative development numbers for a property.

Check an address
02 / DISCOVER

Looking for a site?

Explore candidate parcels and narrow your search using the available land and planning data.

Find sites
03 / RESEARCH

Testing the sale price?

Compare sales evidence and dated market benchmarks alongside your own property research.

Research sales

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Behind the approval.
Beyond the headline.

Planning decisions across Australia, the United Kingdom and Ireland — with official sources, the context that matters and practical lessons for your own site research.

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Approval Watch — planning decisions across Australia, the United Kingdom and Ireland

Keep the whole site in view

From the parcel
to the possibilities.

Understand what the information tells you, what is indicative, and what still needs checking.

1

Read the planning context

Start with the available zoning and overlays. See the constraints that need a closer look.

2

Explore the property

View its parcel and surroundings in satellite imagery and 3D where available.

3

Test your assumptions

Compare the evidence and adjust feasibility inputs before deciding what to investigate next.

Go further when you need to

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