3 ways to search for a property on Landchecker

There are three different ways to search for a property address on the Landchecker map. You can find a specific location using one of the following:

Address (Unit/Lot, Locality, Municipality, Postcode)

Lot/Plan Number

Coordinates

Search by Complete Address

Most Landchecker members use this method to search for a property. Use the unit/street number, street name, suburb, state and postcode to search for a property on the address search bar.

Search by Lot/Plan Number

Using the lot/plan details is another way to search for a property on Landchecker.

If you ordered a tile or copy of plan, then you can copy and paste the lot/plan details on Landchecker’s address search box to find the location of your chosen property.

Searching by lot/plan number is particularly useful if you’re looking for a new development that may not yet have a registered address.

If you have trouble returning results when you type in the Lot/Plan number, try removing the Lot and just entering the Plan number. For example, if searching for Lot 65 DP31209 instead of typing ‘65 DP31209’ into the search bar, try typing ‘DP31209’.

This will then give you a list of suggested results which will include the lots associated with that plan for you to choose from.

Search by Coordinates

Landchecker also allows you to search using the latitude and longitude of a property. Here’s how you can find a property using coordinates.

1. Click 'Search by coordinates' below the address search bar

2. Enter the coordinates

3. Hit enter on your keyboard to generate the search

If you don’t have the property’s coordinates, open a Google Chrome browser and go to Google Maps.

1. Enter the address in the Google Maps search bar

2. Right-click on the red pin above the location

3. Left-click on the coordinates to copy

4. Go to the Landchecker Map

5. Click 'Search by coordinates' below the address search bar

6. Enter/Paste the coordinates

7. Hit enter on your keyboard to generate the search