LAND/SPLIT analyses every parcel in Tasmania against planning zones, overlays and subdivision rules — showing you exactly which blocks can be developed, how many lots they'll yield, and what it'll cost.
Finding developable land in Tasmania means digging through council PDFs, LIST maps, and planning portals — manually, one parcel at a time.
Planning zones, overlays, lot sizes and active listings live across 4+ government portals with no single view.
Manually checking if a block is subdivisible — let alone estimating yield and cost — takes hours of research per property.
By the time you find a promising block manually, it's already under contract. Speed is the edge in development land.
LAND/SPLIT combines planning data, subdivision rules and live listings into a single map — updated regularly across all 29 Tasmanian councils.
Every subdivisible parcel colour-coded by lot yield and cost tier across the entire state — zoom in to see parcel boundaries and individual site details.
Gross and net lot counts calculated from parcel area, zone minimums, road reserve (20–25%) and POS requirements — LGAT Subdivision Guidelines 2013 compliant.
Each parcel assigned a realistic cost range — Low to Very High — based on lot count, services, terrain and region. See your margin before you make an offer.
Domain.com.au listings spatially matched to subdivisible parcels — so you see price, days on market and price-per-m² for every property that's actually for sale.
Heritage, flood, bushfire, landslip and environmental overlays pulled directly from LIST Tasmania — every site checked automatically.
One-click PDF-quality report with satellite maps, overlay tables, subdivision analysis, cost estimate and LIST/PlanBuild direct links — ready to share with a surveyor or financier.
All 434,000+ Tasmanian parcels scored against planning rules every time the data is refreshed. No manual input required.
LIST Tasmania cadastral data is processed against all 29 council planning schemes — zoning rules, minimum lot sizes, overlay restrictions and subdivision constraints applied automatically.
Net lot yield is computed for every GREEN parcel using LGAT guidelines. Cost tier is assigned based on lot count, service availability (TasWater), terrain and regional market benchmarks.
Filter by council, minimum lots, price range, or zone. Click any parcel for a full breakdown. Save properties, run reports, and contact agents — all in one place.
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