For conveyancers and buyers’ agents
A condition that has not been met yet travels with the property.
It is the thing a buyer finds out about afterwards. Every determination carries conditions, 14,070 of them were issued across NSW in July 2026, and we hold the full text of the conditions on the applications we read. Here is one.
46 48 BURNETT STREET REDFERN 2016Council of the City of Sydney · 2026-05-06
6. A dilapidation survey of 45, 47, and 49 Pitt Street shall be carried out by a suitably qualified structural engineer before any demolition or excavation commences, and again after completion of all excavation and basement construction works, at the applicant's cost. The pre-works survey report shall be provided to the owners of 45, 47, and 49 Pitt Street before any works commence on site.
The wording as parsed from the determination record. We hold the text unaltered but not the document it came from, so we do not claim it as the council’s own. Read from the register on 30 August 2026. An account opens the rest of them, and who to contact.
What a row says, and what it does not
- The council’s own wording, the whole condition, and the stage it is due before.
- A condition on the record is a candidate obligation. We do not know whether it has been discharged, and we never say a property is non-compliant. This is a starting point for a search, not a substitute for one.
- Contacts are business points of contact of record from the application, never homeowner or occupier lists. Where the documents named nobody the row says none on file.
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