What's being built in Armidale.
Development applications and complying development certificates lodged in Armidale through the NSW Planning Portal (Armidale Regional Council). Updated 29 October at 3:18 am.
Big projects in Armidale
Apartment blocks, new buildings of four storeys or more and multi-million-dollar projects lodged in the last three years.
- Townhouses or terraces, 13 homes41 Brown Street Armidale
- Apartment building, 10 apartments3 West Avenue Armidale
- Shops or commercial117 Marsh Street Armidale
- Change of use140 Marsh Street Armidale
- Change to an approval: boarding house, 4 rooms60a Claude Street Armidale
- 11 new homes5 O'Connor Road Armidale
- Childcare centre34 Rockvale Road Armidale
- Splitting the land, 4 homes, into 2 lots290 Rusden Street Armidale
- Change to an approval: splitting the land, into 68 lots1 Ribbon Gum Avenue Armidale
- Change to an approval: childcare centre12 Colin Crescent Armidale
Latest applications
- Change to an approval: change of use101 Beardy Street Armidale
- New house12 Eric Avenue Armidale
- Building work85 Macdonald Drive Armidale
- Change to an approval: knock-down and new house, 3 homes139 Allingham Street Armidale
- Duplex (two homes), 2 lots32 Brewery Lane Armidale
- New house14 Eric Avenue Armidale
- Building work11 Glass Street Armidale
- Splitting the land, into 2 lots110 Erskine Street Armidale
- Renovation to a house6 Drummond Avenue Armidale
- Splitting the land, into 2 lots12 Harrison Place Armidale
Buying in Armidale?
See every application within 250 metres of the home, closest first, with what each one means for you, plus the planning rules, flood and other checks.
Questions
How many development applications are there in Armidale?
235 development applications (DAs) and complying development certificates (CDCs) were lodged in Armidale in the last 12 months: 183 DAs and 52 CDCs. 43 lodged in the last two years are still being assessed.
How do I check DAs near a property in Armidale?
Enter the address in WIBI. The report lists every DA and CDC within 250 metres, closest first, plus big projects up to 800 metres away, with what each one means for you. You can also search the NSW Planning Portal or Armidale Regional Council's DA tracker.
What's the difference between a DA and a CDC?
A development application (DA) is assessed by council, and neighbours are usually notified and can comment. A complying development certificate (CDC) is a fast-track approval for work that meets set standards; it can be issued by a private certifier and neighbours can't object, though they're told before work starts.
Source: NSW Planning Portal open data (OnlineDA and OnlineCDC). Councils sometimes record decisions late, so check important applications with Armidale Regional Council. General information only.