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Brisbane · Oct 2025 to Sept 2026 · Public government registers

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Brisbane · lodged residential applications

By typeOther4,695New house1,478Alterations and additions1,201Knockdown rebuild729Townhouses240Dual occupancy233Granny flat216137 lodged this week

Oct 2025 to Sept 2026: 8,792 residential applications lodged here, one dot each.Each cell lights up in the month its first application was lodged.Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · Data and licences

Brisbane at a glance

Rochedale

Applications lodged: 167
Median declared cost (all types): None of these applications declared a cost

Oct 2025 to Sept 2026

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Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls

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Residential building applications published by government, newest first, state by state. This is where you see what people nearby plan to build and how far along it is.

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Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · refreshed 2026-09-24 · Data and licences

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We have not connected a cost register for this state, so no cost is shown here.

Source: the public planning registers of the state governments, with no applicant names. A declared cost is the applicant own estimate, used to work out the lodgement fee. It leaves out GST and land, and it is not the final contract price.