Before you buy, check whether the property works for your plan.

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One block, three plans, three verdicts

The same sample block, read for different plans. The checks don’t change. Their weight does.

LivingProceedLargely clear — a few things to check
BuildProceed · with conditionsWorkable — specialist assessment needed
SubdivideUnsuitable on the evidence checkedUnsuitable as a subdivision on the evidence checked

A real report, in plain English

What the free preview shows for the sample block. The full report adds the verdict for your plan, every finding, its source and what to ask next.

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8 Bay St, Greenwich NSW 2065 · lot ≈ 520 m²
Zoning
Low Density Residential (R2)
Flood
Couldn’t confirmNo flood control is mapped here, but NSW publishes flood maps council by council.
Bushfire
ClearNot in NSW Rural Fire Service bush fire prone land.
Heritage
On this parcelListed in the council’s local plan. Ask the council what you can change.

How it works

  1. 1Enter the address and pick your plan. The preview is free and needs no account.
  2. 2See the zone, flood, bushfire and heritage, and the parcel and its area.
  3. 3Want the verdict for your plan and every finding? The preview shows the price before you pay. One address, one report. Nothing renews.

Questions

Does KRAYN replace my conveyancer, inspector or engineer?

No. It arms them: what to ask, what to verify, and which specialist each finding points to. It certifies nothing.

Can I rely on it to decide?

Every fact is cited, so you can check it. It’s one input, not a substitute for professional advice.

How long does a report take?

It’s ready when every applicable check has run. We don’t quote a stopwatch.

Does it tell me what I can build?

No. It reads the zone, lot and overlays that apply, plus the zone’s table of uses in Victoria, New South Wales and the ACT where KRAYN holds it. Approval is always the council’s call.

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