Find development sites before the market does
Finding the block is the hardest part of any development. Stash Property turns 13 million titles and 15,000 suburbs into a shortlist of buildable sites, with the zoning, overlays and feasibility checks that make or break a deal all in one place.
Six things it does that a property portal can't
Stash compresses the search, the due diligence and the feasibility into one workflow, so a raw address becomes a yes or a no in minutes, not weekends.
Search the whole market, not a portal
13 million titles across 15,000 suburbs, filtered to the parcels that can actually be developed. You start with a shortlist instead of scrolling listings that were never going to work.
Zoning and overlays up front
See the zoning, lot dimensions, easements and flood, bushfire or heritage overlays before you fall for a block, not after you have paid for searches on a site that was never going to stack up.
Feasibility while you browse
Sanity-check the yield, the numbers and the demand on a site as you look at it. A maybe becomes a yes or a no on the spot, so your time goes into the deals that are real.
Move before the market does
Surface off-market and early opportunities and act while a block is still quiet, rather than lining up against everyone else at the open home once the price is already set.
Prove the exit, not just the entry
Check who actually rents and buys in the area so the end of the project is built on real demand. The resale and rental read is part of the site decision, not an afterthought.
One workspace, no PDF pile
Research, due diligence and sharing live in one place. Replace the stack of static PDFs with a single live view you can hand to a partner, a broker or us.
A great development site starts with the right block
Everything we do downstream, the feasibility, the funding, the build, only works if the site was right in the first place. That is why site selection is where we spend the most care, and why we lean on tools that show the planning reality of a block, not just its street appeal.
Stash is where a lot of that early filtering happens. It turns the vague question of where should we build into a concrete shortlist we can take into feasibility and, when it stacks up, into a co-development.
What a site has to clear
- The zoning and lot dimensions actually permit the yield you need
- Overlays like flood, bushfire, heritage or easements don't quietly kill it
- The end market rents and resells the product you'd build
- The feasibility still works at today's build costs and interest rates
- You can move on it before it's competed away
Stash Property is a third-party product. We are not affiliated with it; we use it ourselves and find it genuinely useful for finding sites.
Found a block worth a look?
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