Upper North Shore Property Intelligence

Wahroonga · Warrawee · Turramurra · Pymble · Gordon · Killara · Lindfield · Roseville

V7 · 1 m LiDAR parcel intelligence

Parcel intelligence

Search an address or tap a lot. The map uses the uploaded NSW 1 m LiDAR bare-earth DEM directly in the browser for parcel terrain analytics, with live NSW planning, hazard and heritage layers plus NSW property-sale history. Only the two ELVIS coverage gaps fall back to the statewide 5 m DEM.

Loading NSW spatial and planning services…

Calculating parcel and planning metrics…

Selected property

Address—

Lot / plan—

Lot ID—

Property ID (PropID)—

Plan area—

Approx. lot axis—

Elevation—

Relief—

Mean sampled slope—

Median sampled slope—

Maximum sampled slope—

Provisional slope band—

Land <5% slope—

Land <10% slope—

Land <15% slope—

Land <20% slope—

Largest contiguous <10% area—

Approx. downslope aspect—

Terrain sourceNSW 5 m DEM (live)

Planning & renovation constraints

Select a property to check mapped constraints.

Current land zone—

Maximum building height—

Floor-space ratio—

Minimum lot size—

TOD / housing reform—

Heritage—

Bushfire prone land—

Flood planning map—

Greenweb / biodiversity—

Tree / vegetation controls—

Last three recorded sales

Select a property to load NSW Valuer General sales history.

Sales are sourced from the NSW Land Values & Property Sales map where available. Recently settled transactions can lag registration and publication.

Model status

This viewer uses precomputed parcel metrics where available and exposes model inputs, but it does not apply valuation coefficients unless a fitted model output has been loaded. Hazard fields are screening gates, not arbitrary point deductions.

Suburb baseline scoreExternal Tier 1 model

Price residualPending fitted model

Canopy coverOptional / not loaded

Precomputed recordNot loaded

Terrain layers

NSW imagery Terrain relief Elevation contours Cadastral lots Target suburbs

Planning overlays

Land zoning State TOD map Low/mid-rise exclusion Heritage Bushfire Flood planning Greenweb

NSW Planning PortalNSW RFS mappingKu-ring-gai Council

How to read the planning flags

Ku-ring-gai TOD: the council alternative controls for Gordon, Killara, Lindfield and Roseville commenced in November 2025. For those centres, the current LEP zoning, building-height and floor-space-ratio values shown above are more important than the old generic 400 m TOD rule. The State TOD layer is retained as a supplementary reference.

Renovation constraints: heritage, bushfire, flood, biodiversity/Greenweb and protected trees can materially affect design, demolition, additions, excavation and vegetation removal. A blank result does not mean unrestricted development.

Scoring: V6 keeps the suburb score as the Tier 1 baseline, treats terrain and geometry as continuous parcel inputs, and treats heritage, bushfire, flood and incompatible zoning as gates. It still does not invent valuation coefficients: price residual appears only after a fitted sales model is loaded.

Terrain vintage: the hosted 1 m LiDAR tiles are the newest ELVIS surveys supplied for each grid cell (primarily 2020, with some 2011–2013 coverage). Terrain analytics are therefore high-resolution but do not capture earthworks undertaken after the relevant survey date.

This tool is an acquisition-screening aid, not a planning certificate or survey. Before relying on it for a purchase or renovation, confirm the property through the NSW Planning Portal, the relevant council and a Section 10.7 planning certificate.