Coverage · updated 28 September
What JustLodged covers
JustLodged covers every council in New South Wales, the whole ACT, and Logan City and the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Lists come only from governments that publish new applications as open data under a licence that allows reuse, so the rest of Queensland and the other states are not covered yet. This page lists every source, and every place we do not cover.
New South Wales
Whole stateEvery council in NSW, including Tweed Shire. Development applications, complying development certificates (most go through private certifiers) and construction certificates, the last step before work starts.
Updated daily by the NSW Planning Portal. Your list covers applications lodged Monday to Sunday last week.
Construction certificates name the builder when the builder is a company. Every job shows a cost band, never the exact figure.
2,015 jobs last week
Logan City and Sunshine Coast councils only: building approvals lodged by private certifiers, plus Logan's new development applications.
Logan updates daily, Sunshine Coast within days. Your list covers applications lodged Monday to Sunday last week.
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Redland, Toowoomba, Cairns and the other Queensland councils do not publish their applications as open data we are allowed to resell, so they are not included.
325 jobs last week
Australian Capital Territory
Whole territoryEvery development application lodged with the ACT Government, matched from block and section to a street address.
Updated continuously by the ACT Government. Your list covers applications lodged Monday to Sunday last week.
Many ACT single homes are approved by building certifiers without a DA, and those are not in the government feed.
12 jobs last week
Not available
- Queensland. Brisbane, Gold Coast, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Redland, Toowoomba, Cairns, Townsville and every other council apart from Logan and the Sunshine Coast. Their trackers do not allow commercial reuse.
- Victoria. No Victorian council publishes enough current applications as open data we are allowed to resell. We are watching for it.
- Western Australia. No council or state source publishes current applications with addresses under a licence that allows resale.
- South Australia. PlanSA has a public register but no data feed or reuse licence for bulk collection.
- Tasmania. No current open source.
- Northern Territory. No current open source.
- Everywhere. Homeowner or applicant names, phone numbers and email addresses. We never include them and never look owners up.
We only use data that governments publish under a licence that allows it to be reused in a paid service. When another council or state publishes its applications that way, we add it and tell every subscriber.
Every source we read
What we leave out on purpose: applicant and owner names, builder names unless the builder is a company, certifier numbers, lot and plan numbers, and exact costs.
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Where the new homes are going
Outside our lead list areas, here are the suburb areas with the most new homes approved from May 2026 to July 2026. It tells you where to letterbox and advertise, but it is not a lead list. Leave your email below and we will tell you when your area gets full lists.
Western Australia
6,902 homesSouth Australia
4,225 homesRest of Queensland
13,105 homesNorthern Territory
274 homesSource: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Building Approvals by SA2 and above (BA_SA2), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Summarised by JustLodged.