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Aerial view of 183 Derby St, Pascoe Vale VIC and the blocks around it, the parcel outlined in amber

See what’s invisible before you decide.

Buying a property has two moments: finding it, and committing to it. Too often, the hard questions come last — in the contract, the fine print, or after you’re already emotionally or financially committed.

KRAYN moves them to the start. We sit between finding a place and committing to it.

  1. Find a place
  2. Know what you’re committing to · KRAYN
  3. Commit

Free preview · Full report $55 · Every source named, gaps shown

The listing tells you why to buy it. KRAYN tells you what you’re buying.
183 Derby St, Pascoe Vale VIC
Sample report · saved copy, captured 29 Sept 2026
1 · Read this block as
2 · The verdict
Unsuitable on the evidence checked
for warehouse or industrial facility
Leading reason: Planning zone · major
3 · Why
  • Planning zonemajor
  • Ground / geotechto confirm
  • Load limits & clearancesto confirm
1 major · 2 to confirm · 8 checked, with a caveat · 7 clear · 6 regional context · 2 not available here = 26 checks
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The listing tells you why to buy it.KRAYN tells you what you’re buying.

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Property & Build Australia

“Australian property technology platform KRAYN has launched a tool for buyers who want to assess whether a property suits their intended use.”

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Built from 90+ government datasets Sources shown Experts identified when confirmation is needed

Beyond search

Every property has a record. Most buyers never read it. Finding a property is only the first step.

  • Listing platforms
    What is for sale?
  • Property data tools
    What records exist?
  • KRAYN
    Does this property work for my plan?
  • Conveyancers and specialists
    What must be legally or technically confirmed?

Search finds it. Data describes it. KRAYN interprets it for your plan. Experts confirm what matters.

KRAYN does not replace your conveyancer, planner, engineer or other qualified adviser. It helps you identify the right questions, and the right experts, earlier.

Your plan changes the verdict.

The facts don’t change; what they mean for you does.

8 Bay St, Greenwich NSW 2065
One real report · KRAYN-2026-220563
  • Material findings
    • Slope / terrainmajor
    • Minimum lot sizemajor
    • Heritage registerflagged

    A variation can be sought, but approval is discretionary.

    Controls that apply
    Planning zone. The statutory planning zone recorded for this parcel is Low Density Residential (R2).
    What remains unknown
    • Load limits & clearancesto confirm
    • Future land use (PSP)not available here
    • Airport safeguardingnot available here
    Who confirms it
    • Environmental consultant
    • Geotechnical engineer
    • Heritage consultant

Clear enough to read. Detailed enough to use.

  • Every check names the register or dataset it read
  • A flag says what it found and where it came from — never a bare score
  • Where a record could not be reached, the report says so, not "clear"
  • The same address, read again next month, can read differently as records change
See what’s inside a report
Sample report — 319 Princes Hwy, Hallam VIC 3805 · saved copy, captured 7 September 2026
  • FloodFLAGGED · MAJOR
  • Planning overlaysFLAGGED · MAJOR
  • BushfireFLAGGED
  • 3 checksTO CONFIRM
  • 8 checksCHECKED · CAVEAT
  • 3 checksCLEAR
  • 6 checksREGIONAL CONTEXT
  • 3 checksNOT AVAILABLE HERE

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Straight answers

Does KRAYN replace a conveyancer, planner or engineer?
No. KRAYN reads the public and licensed records that cover an address and tells you what they mean for your plan. Your conveyancer still does the legal review; a planner or engineer is who you’d ask to confirm a specific finding.
Where does the information come from?
Government registers, planning and hazard layers, and licensed datasets — every source is named against the finding it produced. Read the methodology.
Is the verdict an approval or guarantee?
Neither. A verdict is a read of the records against your stated plan, as at the date it was generated. It isn’t a guarantee, and it isn’t a council or lender approval — it’s the record, put in front of you before you commit.

Before you fall for the property, check the plan.

Enter the address. Tell KRAYN what you intend to do with the property. Know what to ask next.

You’ll see what we hold on that address first — no account needed. Nothing is charged until you choose to run the full report, which is $55. You can pay as a guest or sign in first.

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