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

COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SYDNEY: lots, zoning and planning certificates

30,042 lots; 0 % bush fire prone; 23,557 lots with a heritage item.

Sydney: median sale price $1,075,000 (1,164 sales, January–March 2026); houses $2,300,000; strata units $967,000; median new-bond rent $900/week (April–June 2026). NSW DCJ Rent and Sales Report.

10.7 certificate from COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SYDNEY

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
R1 General Residential	17,614
MU1 Mixed Use	5,901
E1 Local Centre	1,461
SP5 Metropolitan Centre	1,377
R2 Low Density Residential	837
RE1 Public Recreation	767
SP2 Infrastructure	531
E3 Productivity Support	466
E4 General Industrial	109
2(a) Residential (Low Density)	103
D Business Zone - Mixed Use	75
E2 Commercial Centre	64
B4 Mixed Use	24
SP1 Special Activities	20
E Business Zone - Commercial Core	20

Suburbs (35)

Alexandria 2015 · Annandale 2038 · Barangaroo 2000 · Beaconsfield 2015 · Camperdown 2050 · Centennial Park 2021 · Chippendale 2008 · Darlinghurst 2010 · Darlington 2008 · Dawes Point 2000 · Eastlakes 2018 · Elizabeth Bay 2011 · Erskineville 2043 · Eveleigh 2015 · Forest Lodge 2037 · Glebe 2037 · Haymarket 2000 · Mascot 2020 · Millers Point 2000 · Moore Park 2021 · Newtown 2042 · Paddington 2021 · Potts Point 2011 · Pyrmont 2009 · Redfern 2016 · Rosebery 2018 · Rushcutters Bay 2011 · St Peters 2044 · Surry Hills 2010 · Sydney 2000 · The Rocks 2000 · Ultimo 2007 · Waterloo 2017 · Woolloomooloo 2011 · Zetland 2017