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494 rezoning proposals are in flight across Australia: land being upzoned that is still moving through the system, before it is gazetted and priced in. Filter the pipeline, then watch a council or a case to get an alert the moment it moves.

Pipeline coverage is NSW and VIC today. Uplift is read from the proposal text where the source states it; NSW proposals publish a title only, so their from-to zone change is still being enriched. See what is in scope on the coverage page.

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Ranked by opportunity: a prioritisation aid from public pipeline signals (how close to gazettal, how recently it moved, and the uplift where the source states it). It is a shortlist of where to look first, not a valuation.

The rezoning pipeline is checked daily; each row shows when its status last moved. See coverage and live source health.

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Amendment C122well (Wellington)High · Post-exhibition, moved 2 months ago, uplift being enrichedWELLINGTONVICPost-exhibitionuplift: enrichingapplies the Public Acquisition Overlay (PAO2) to the frontages of 37A , 49 and 65 Cobains Road, Sale for the purposes of a road widening to service the North Sale growth area, in…27 Aug 2026
Amendment C120well (Wellington)Medium · Assessment, moved 4 months ago, Residential to Residential (minor uplift)WELLINGTONVICAssessmentResidential → Residentialimplements the Maffra Structure Plan into the Wellington Planning Scheme by amending local policy in the PPF, inserting a new General Residential Zone Schedule 2 (GRZ2), amending…24 June 2026

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