Not a section 10.7 planning certificate. Official NSW planning layers, explained. Details

FAIRFIELD CITY COUNCIL: lots, zoning and planning certificates

59,134 lots; 1 % bush fire prone; 180 lots with a heritage item.

Fairfield: median sale price $1,230,000 (403 sales, January–March 2026); houses $1,365,000; strata units $500,000; median new-bond rent $620/week (April–June 2026). NSW DCJ Rent and Sales Report.

10.7 certificate from FAIRFIELD CITY COUNCIL

The section 10.7 planning certificate is issued by the council for a fee (between $62 and $178 in 2025-26 across the councils we checked) within a few business days. The layers below are the ones it reports from the state planning maps.

Zones

Zone	Lots
R2 Low Density Residential	45,215
R3 Medium Density Residential	4,695
R4 High Density Residential	2,239
E4 General Industrial	1,664
R1 General Residential	911
RU4 Primary Production Small Lots	882
RE1 Public Recreation	799
C2 Environmental Conservation	629
E1 Local Centre	488
MU1 Mixed Use	428
SP2 Infrastructure	384
E2 Commercial Centre	159
RE2 Private Recreation	130
E3 Productivity Support	27
SP1 Special Activities	26

Suburbs (31)

Abbotsbury 2176 · Bonnyrigg 2177 · Bonnyrigg Heights 2177 · Bossley Park 2176 · Cabramatta 2166 · Cabramatta West 2166 · Canley Heights 2166 · Canley Vale 2166 · Carramar 2163 · Cecil Park 2178 · Edensor Park 2176 · Fairfield 2165 · Fairfield East 2165 · Fairfield Heights 2165 · Fairfield West 2165 · Georges Hall 2198 · Greenfield Park 2176 · Heckenberg 2168 · Horsley Park 2175 · Lansdowne 2163 · Lansvale 2166 · Mount Pritchard 2170 · Old Guildford 2161 · Prairiewood 2176 · Smithfield 2164 · St Johns Park 2176 · Villawood 2163 · Wakeley 2176 · Warwick Farm 2170 · Wetherill Park 2164 · Yennora 2161