Before buying a property, it helps to know what you can and cannot do with it. A planning due diligence review checks the planning controls that apply to the lot, so there are fewer surprises after settlement.
Zoning, density code and the local planning scheme provisions that apply. Local planning policies, design guidelines and any special control areas, such as bushfire or heritage. Easements, restrictive covenants and other notes on title that can limit development. What could realistically be built, extended or subdivided, and what approvals that would involve.
Buyers who have a development in mind, such as a second dwelling, an extension or a subdivision. Investors and developers comparing sites. Owners wanting to understand the potential of their own property.
Send through the address and what you are hoping to do, and you will get a clear explanation of what is involved.
Get in touch.svg)