What's being built in Orange.
Development applications and complying development certificates lodged in Orange through the NSW Planning Portal (Orange City Council). Updated 29 October at 3:18 am.
Big projects in Orange
Apartment blocks, new buildings of four storeys or more and multi-million-dollar projects lodged in the last three years.
- Splitting the land, 5 homes, into 5 lots29 Jubilee Avenue Orange
- Splitting the land, into 99 lots277 Cargo Road Orange
- Townhouses or terraces, 46 homes, 2 storeys91 Northern Distributor Road Orange
- Change to an approval: new house, 8 homes137-145 Molong Road Orange
- Change to an approval: childcare centre141 Matthews Avenue Orange
- Change of use2 Lords Place Orange
- Change to an approval: building work273-281 Peisley Street Orange
- Change to an approval: building work183 Leeds Parade Orange
- Change to an approval: shops or commercial2 Hanrahan Place Orange
- Change to an approval: splitting the land, into 6 lots227 Mclachlan Street Orange
Latest applications
- New house79 Stevenson Way Orange
- Renovation to a house5 James Cook Crescent Orange
- Renovation108 William Maker Drive Orange
- New house4 Mountain Vista Orange
- Work on a house22 Sundowner Street Orange
- Work on a house16 Rifle Range Road Orange
- Renovation to a house120 Sieben Drive Orange
- Change to an approval: new house1b Ploughmans Lane Orange
- New house17 Hutchinson Close Orange
- Knock-down and new house33 Casey Street Orange
Buying in Orange?
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 Orange?
554 development applications (DAs) and complying development certificates (CDCs) were lodged in Orange in the last 12 months: 335 DAs and 219 CDCs. 51 lodged in the last two years are still being assessed.
How do I check DAs near a property in Orange?
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 Orange City 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 Orange City Council. General information only.