Know what’s going on around you
The Building Activity score shows how much building and development is happening around the property. A block of units going up next door is much better to find out about now than after settlement.
If you’re thinking of adding on later, Extension Potential gives you an early read on whether the block suits it.
What it sold for last time
The Sales History topic lists every recorded sale and rental for the property, newest first, and pins the prices on the map. It’s a good place to start before you decide what to offer.
The Property Report: $9.99
One report with everything in one place:
- Title details
- Land size and dimensions
- Zoning and planning rules
- Property photos
- Planning permit history
- Sales history
A Title Search: from $69.99
The official certificate of title for the property. It shows:
- Who owns it
- Caveats: anyone else claiming a legal interest in the property
- Easements: someone else’s right to use part of the land, such as for pipes or power lines
- Covenants: rules about what can be built or changed
- Plan and lot details
The price depends on your state, starting at $69.99 in Victoria. See prices for every state.
The bigger picture, free
The Suburb Report costs nothing. It covers the suburb’s description and history, who lives there, the mix of zoning, sales data, a boundary map and nearby planning permits.
A note before you sign
MapView helps you ask better questions. It isn’t legal or financial advice, so talk to your conveyancer or solicitor before you commit.
