2216 · Bayside Council
Brighton-Le-Sands
Residential building applications lodged in this suburb over the last 12 months: what was lodged, what it was declared to cost, and how far each one has got. Every number comes from the government planning register.
The last 12 months at a glance
Applications in 12 months
37
Of those, determined
29
Median CDC approval time
2 weeks
Bayside Council, whole council area
Median DA approval time
8 weeks
Bayside Council, whole council area
| Type | Applications in 12 months | Median declared cost |
|---|---|---|
| Dual occupancy | 11 | A$1,100,000 |
| Alterations and additions | 8 | A$35,000 |
| Granny flat | 6 | A$150,000 |
| New house | 5 | A$557,205 |
| Other | 4 | Only 4, too few for a median |
| Knockdown rebuild | 3 | Only 3, too few for a median |
The declared cost is the applicant own estimate, used to work out the lodgement fee. It is not a contract price.
Newly lodged
declared cost A$93,000, not a contract price
- Alterations and additions23 The Grand Parade Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
19 August 2026Under assessmentAdditional Information Requested
declared cost A$22,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$150,000, not a contract price
- Dual occupancy66 Sellwood Street Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
14 August 2026Under assessmentUnder Assessment · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$1,100,000, not a contract price
- Knockdown rebuild37 Wycombe Avenue Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
3 August 2026Under assessmentAdditional Information Requested
declared cost A$900,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$70,000, not a contract price
- New house28 Wycombe Avenue Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
21 July 2026Under assessmentUnder Assessment · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$95,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$90,000, not a contract price
- Granny flat21 General Holmes Drive Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
16 June 2026ApprovedApproved · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$123,253, not a contract price
declared cost A$1,100,000, not a contract price
Recently determined
declared cost A$650,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$1,743,768, not a contract price
declared cost A$68,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$199,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$5,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$236,500, not a contract price
declared cost A$22,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$45,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$65,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$236,800, not a contract price
Dated decisions first, newest at the top; rows whose register gives no decision date follow, showing the month lodged. Each row carries the register's own wording and how we read it. Where the register only says a decision was made, it does not say which way, and neither do we.
Recently approved (registers that publish an approval)
declared cost A$1,670,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$800,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$557,205, not a contract price
- Alterations and additions14 Kurnell Street Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
13 May 2026ApprovedApproved · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$25,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$150,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$1,100,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$1,000,000, not a contract price
declared cost A$55,000, not a contract price
- Knockdown rebuild34 Moate Avenue Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
17 February 2026ApprovedApproved · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$35,000, not a contract price
- Dual occupancy2 Mcintyre Avenue Brighton-Le-Sands 2216
13 February 2026ApprovedApproved · CDC Accepted
declared cost A$500,000, not a contract price
Only applications the register itself records as approved appear here. In states whose registers publish only that a decision was made, this section does not appear.
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Data from the states public planning registers and licence rolls · refreshed 2026-09-14 · Data and licences
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Imagery: NSW Department of Customer Service (Spatial Services), CC BY 4.0Source: the government planning register for this state, with no applicant names. The window runs 2025-09-20 to 2026-09-20. The 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. The median approval time is worked out across the whole of Bayside Council, not this one suburb.