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What your report tells you about a property.

We match the address to the mapped property, then summarise selected public records about the site and surrounding area. Check your address to see local coverage before paying.

The same five sections as the report. Open one to see each item, and open Details for the source, search area, date and limitation.

The block and planning rules

Planning zones and overlays across the site, heritage listings, mapped easement lines and, in Casey, planning applications nearby.5 items
  • Address matched to the propertyCheck

    Included in the report

    We match the address to the block of land (the parcel) shown on government maps so planning and hazard records are checked against the right site.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Address, Vicmap Parcel
    Where we look
    The address point and the block of land it sits in.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    A map match, not a title search or a survey.
  • Planning zone and overlaysCheck

    Included in the report

    Every zone and overlay on the property site, saying when one covers only part of it, each in plain English with the question to ask.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Planning
    Where we look
    The whole mapped site, not just the address point.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    Says when a rule covers only part of the site. The council decides what a particular plan needs. Proposed planning-scheme amendments are not checked yet.
  • Heritage registersCheck

    Included in the report

    Whether the property is in a mapped place on the Victorian Heritage Register or a site on the Heritage Inventory, reported separately from any Heritage Overlay.

    Details
    Source
    Heritage Victoria
    Where we look
    The whole mapped site.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    Mapped areas only. A listing means Heritage Victoria permits or consents may apply.
  • Mapped easement linesCheck

    Included in the report

    Whether easement lines are mapped across the site, with the reminder that only the title says what they are for.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Property
    Where we look
    The whole mapped site. Only easements drawn on the state map appear.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    The map shows only some easements, and not what they are for. The title does.
  • Nearby planning applicationsCheck

    Casey only

    Planning applications lodged at the address and on the same street in the last five years, and whether each has been decided. City of Casey only.

    Details
    Source
    City of Casey register
    Where we look
    The address and the same street, City of Casey only.
    How current
    Casey’s register, downloaded weekly; the last five years.
    Limitation
    Casey publishes its register as open data. Other councils need permission or a commercial feed, so outside Casey the report does not include applications.

Flood, bushfire and environmental context

Mapped flood and bushfire controls, the October 2022 flood mapping, EPA and landfill records nearby, and regional coastal and power-line context.5 items
  • Flood-related planning controlsCheck

    Included in the report

    The three flood overlays (Floodway, mapped as FO or RFO; Land Subject to Inundation; Special Building) and the Urban Floodway Zone, plus the newer Flood Management Overlay and Flood Management Zone that are replacing them area by area, checked across the whole site, whether any part of it was mapped as flooded in October 2022, and which floodplain authority to ask.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Planning, Victorian Flood History
    Where we look
    The whole mapped site.
    How current
    Controls checked live when your report is made; flood history from the October 2022 event mapping.
    Limitation
    The three flood overlays and the Urban Floodway Zone, the newer Flood Management Overlay and Zone, and the mapping of one flood event. Not a local flood study or a flood level.
  • Coastal sea-level rise (regional)Area context

    Coastal addresses only

    Whether the state’s regional model of 0.8 m sea-level rise by 2100 shows inundation within 1 km of the property.

    Details
    Source
    DEECA
    Where we look
    Within 1 km of the property, coastal Victoria only.
    How current
    The state’s regional model of 0.8 m sea-level rise by 2100, held as a copy checked 23 October 2026.
    Limitation
    Regional context. Its publisher says the model is not for assessing individual properties.
  • Bushfire designationsCheck

    Included in the report

    The Bushfire Management Overlay (a planning control) and the Designated Bushfire Prone Area (a building-regulation designation), each checked against the whole site and reported separately.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Planning and the Designated Bushfire Prone Area dataset
    Where we look
    The whole mapped site.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    Both are checked against the mapped site boundary, so a designation over part of the site is reported as such. If either map does not answer, the report is not released.
  • EPA and landfill records nearbyCheck

    Included in the report

    Five public registers checked within 500 m: the EPA’s priority sites, preliminary risk screen assessments, environmental audits and licensed premises, and the Victorian Landfill Register.

    Details
    Source
    EPA Victoria
    Where we look
    Within 500 m of the property.
    How current
    Checked live when your report is made; the date is printed beside the result.
    Limitation
    Records are separated by type, because an environmental audit means land was assessed and is often how a site is cleared for development. A record nearby is not a finding about this property.
  • Power lines nearbyArea context

    66 kV and above only

    The straight-line distance to the nearest mapped power line of 66 kV or more, within 2 km.

    Details
    Source
    Geoscience Australia
    Where we look
    Within 2 km of the property.
    How current
    Geoscience Australia electricity infrastructure, held as an extract.
    Limitation
    Local power lines are not included. A distance is not a statement about health or value.

Nearby places and getting around

Selected services and amenities, public transport and how often it runs, and context about the area.8 items
  • Recorded offences in the areaArea context

    Area-level

    Offences recorded per 100,000 people in the council area over ten years, and the suburb’s counts by offence type for the latest year.

    Details
    Source
    Crime Statistics Agency
    Where we look
    The council area and the suburb.
    How current
    Crime Statistics Agency, year ending June 2026, refreshed quarterly.
    Limitation
    About the area, not this property or street. No ranking between areas.
  • nbn footprint (area)Area context

    Area-level

    Whether the address falls in nbn’s fixed-line or fixed wireless footprint, from the March 2024 map.

    Details
    Source
    NBN Co via data.gov.au
    Where we look
    The area around the address.
    How current
    nbn footprint map, March 2024.
    Limitation
    Area level only. nbn’s own checker shows what this address can get.
  • Road crashes nearbyArea context

    Included in the report

    Police-reported injury crashes within 250 m of the address over five years, by severity.

    Details
    Source
    Transport Victoria
    Where we look
    Within 250 m of the address.
    How current
    Five calendar years of police-reported crashes; the newest, incomplete year is left out.
    Limitation
    A count, not a statement about how dangerous a road is. The newest year is left out.
  • Who lives in the suburbArea context

    Suburb-level

    The suburb from the 2021 Census beside Victoria: population, median age, household income, rent and mortgage repayments, home ownership and dwelling types.

    Details
    Source
    ABS 2021 Census
    Where we look
    The whole suburb, compared with Victoria.
    How current
    2021 Census.
    Limitation
    The whole suburb, not this street. 2021 figures, with no projections.
  • School-zone lookup guideGuide

    Lookup guide only

    How to check the zone on the official Find my School site for your address and your child’s start year. We do not determine the zone.

    Details
    Source
    Find my School, route only
    Where we look
    Your address and your child’s start year, on the official site.
    How current
    You check the current zone yourself on Find my School.
    Limitation
    A guide, not a school zone. The Department publishes the zones for enrolment decisions and warns against relying on them for a property purchase, so the report names the address to search and the official route.
  • State-funded projectsArea context

    Suburb and council level

    State-funded projects of $5 million or more that the 2026–27 State Capital Program lists for the suburb or the council area, as the budget describes them.

    Details
    Source
    State Capital Program (Budget Paper 4)
    Where we look
    Projects the budget lists for the suburb or council area. No distance is given.
    How current
    State Capital Program 2026–27 (Budget Paper 4).
    Limitation
    From Budget Paper 4. Council, federal and private projects, and where and when state projects are being built, are not included.
  • Everyday amenitiesCheck

    Some locations indicative

    Schools, childcare, libraries, emergency services, health centres, hospitals and aged care, parks, sports grounds, pools and shopping centres near the property, plus supermarkets, pharmacies and dentists from an indicative source, with straight-line distances.

    Details
    Source
    Vicmap Features of Interest, Overture Maps
    Where we look
    2 km for everyday services, 1 km for parks, 5 km for hospitals and aged care. Straight-line distances.
    How current
    Government map features checked live; supermarkets, pharmacies and dentists from an indicative extract of September 2026.
    Limitation
    GPs, medical centres, allied health and individual shops are not in the sources we use, and the report names them as not searched.
  • Public transportCheck

    No journey times

    The nearest train station, tram stop, bus stop and coach stop, with straight-line distances and how many timetabled departures leave each hour.

    Details
    Source
    Transport Victoria GTFS
    Where we look
    The nearest stop of each kind. Straight-line distances.
    How current
    The published timetable, as extracted on the date printed in the report.
    Limitation
    Journey times to your own destinations are not included.

Buying and ongoing costs

Stamp duty for the purchases we calculate, registration fees, and published yearly charges where captured. Unknown costs are named, never counted as zero.4 items
  • Registration feesCalculation

    Included in the report

    The fee to register the transfer, worked out from your price. If you borrow, the A$129.20 fee to register the mortgage is shown beside lender fees and not added to the total.

    Details
    Source
    Land Use Victoria
    Where we look
    Every Victorian purchase, once you give the price in the optional stamp-duty estimate.
    How current
    Land Use Victoria 2026–27 fees, confirmed 23 October 2026.
    Limitation
    From Land Use Victoria’s 2026–27 fees, confirmed 23 October 2026. The transfer fee needs the purchase price, which is asked only if you choose the stamp-duty estimate.
  • Typical inspection and conveyancing costsCalculation

    Typical ranges

    Typical ranges for a building and pest inspection and for conveyancing, with every cost we cannot work out named rather than counted as zero.

    Details
    Source
    PropClario typical ranges
    Where we look
    Victoria-wide typical ranges, not quotes for this property.
    How current
    Reviewed each year.
    Limitation
    Ranges, not quotes. Unknown costs are named, never counted as zero.
  • Stamp dutyCalculation

    Some concessions referred

    An estimate of land transfer duty from your answers and the State Revenue Office rates, for the purchase types we calculate.

    Details
    Source
    State Revenue Office
    Where we look
    Victorian purchases, from your answers.
    How current
    State Revenue Office rates, versioned and dated in the report.
    Limitation
    First-home buyer and pensioner concession bands are referred to the State Revenue Office calculator, because the publisher states the thresholds without the arithmetic.
  • Yearly chargesCalculation

    Rates for 77 of 79 councils

    Council rates and waste charges, the emergency services levy, and water, sewerage and drainage service charges, from published 2026–27 rates.

    Details
    Source
    Council budgets, State Revenue Office, water corporations
    Where we look
    Council rates for 77 of 79 councils so far; water service charges for 15 water corporations so far; the levy statewide. Check your address to see what is captured for it.
    How current
    2026–27 council budgets, levy rates and water price lists; the report gives each figure’s source and check date. Rates and the levy need the capital improved value from the rates notice.
    Limitation
    Rates and the levy need the capital improved value (the council’s valuation of the land and buildings, printed on the rates notice); without it no amount is shown.

What to verify next

What the report cannot settle, who can answer it, and the source and date behind every answer.4 items
  • Your next checksGuide

    Included in the report

    What this report cannot settle, who can answer each item and where, grouped as important, for your plans, and optional.

    Details
    Source
    Derived
    Where we look
    Every open question in your report.
    How current
    Made with your report.
    Limitation
    What this report cannot settle, who can answer it, and where.
  • Sources and datesGuide

    Included in the report

    Every source the report used, its licence and the date it was checked or downloaded.

    Details
    Source
    Derived
    Where we look
    Every source your report used.
    How current
    Each source’s check date is listed in the report.
    Limitation
    Every source, its licence and the date it was checked or downloaded.
  • Title documents, covenants and what an easement is forReferral

    Your conveyancer

    The title search shows covenants, restrictions and the purpose and beneficiary of each easement. The report names it as a next check; title documents may not be resold inside a report.

    Details
    Source
    LANDATA
    Limitation
    Your conveyancer orders the title and reads it. Mapped easement lines are checked in the report; what they are for is on the title.
  • Building and pest inspectionReferral

    Your building inspector

    The condition of the building. The report reminds you to book an inspection.

    Details
    Source
    Not applicable
    Limitation
    A building inspector does this. The report reminds you to book one.

Coverage varies by address

Some costs and nearby records depend on the property’s location. Check your address free to see the estimates and local checks available before you pay. Planning applications are checked in the City of Casey today; we are adding other councils, and the report always says whether your council was checked. Council rates and water charges are shown where we have captured the council’s and water corporation’s 2026–27 figures; otherwise the report says so and points to the rates notice. A rates estimate also needs the capital improved value (the council’s valuation of the land and buildings, printed on the rates notice).

What the report is not

It does not inspect the building, review the title or value the property. It is a public-record research report, not advice on whether to buy.

Not checked yet

  • Proposed planning-scheme amendments
  • Modelled flood extents and property flood levels (the floodplain authority holds these)
  • nbn technology and availability at the address
  • Planning applications outside the City of Casey
  • Where and when state projects are being built, and council, federal and private projects
  • GPs, medical centres, allied health and individual shops
  • Journey and commute times
  • First-home buyer and pensioner concession bands (we link the State Revenue Office calculator)
  • Council rates for councils whose 2026–27 figures we have not captured
  • Water charges where we have not captured the water corporation’s 2026–27 figures
  • Comparing several properties by your priorities
  • Title, covenants and what an easement is for (ask your conveyancer)
  • Building and pest inspection (a professional service)
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