What zone is my property in?

Every property in Queensland is assigned a zone (and often a sub-precinct) by its council's planning scheme. The zone is the single most important piece of information for any development decision — it determines what you can build, at what density, with what assessment process.

The official sources: - Brisbane City Council — City Plan online (brisbane.qld.gov.au) - Gold Coast — CityPlan online - Sunshine Coast — Planning scheme online (sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au) - Moreton Bay — Planning scheme map - Logan — Logan PD Hub - Ipswich — Planning scheme online - Redland — Planning scheme map

The official maps work but they're slow, the search is address-by-address, and reading sub-precincts and overlays simultaneously is genuinely difficult — the user interface is built for compliance, not for decision support.

The Casa Daily approach: search any SEQ address in the dashboard. We return: the zone, the sub-precinct, every binding overlay (flood, bushfire, traditional building character, heritage, vegetation, koala, landslide, coastal, environmental, etc.), the relevant Categories of Development table for that zone, and the actual dwelling types your lot can carry — in one view. Typical query takes 30 seconds.

For any saved listing, this view is the first tab in the Snapshot intelligence stack. You can also ask Casa AI questions like 'what's the maximum yield this lot will carry as code-assessable townhouses?' and get a grounded, source-cited answer in seconds.