Melbourne · Oct 2025 to Sept 2026 · Public government registers

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Hawthorn

Applications lodged: 136
Median declared cost (all types): None of these applications declared a cost

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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.

These registers publish less than everything lodged

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Only what is on public notice todayThese councils publish only the applications on public notice today, with no archive, so the count is what is being advertised rather than what was lodged. History builds from the first run forward.

Other

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Alterations and additions

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New house

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Townhouses

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TownhousesBurwoodlodged Sept 2026
28 Edwards Street, Burwood VIC 3125
Status not publishedCity of Whitehorse

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Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · refreshed 2026-09-15 · Data and licences

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.