NSW rewrote the housing rules across nine Northern Beaches town centres. If your house is near one of them, the rules under your land permit more than they did.
We read the full planning record on your lot and put what it means in writing — in plain English, for free. Then, if the numbers work, we offer to buy it.
NSW rewrote the rulebook
The Low and Mid Rise Housing reforms allow dual occupancies, terraces, manor houses, and small apartment blocks on residential lots within walking distance of nine designated Northern Beaches centres. The councils didn't ask for it. The owners weren't told.
Read about the reforms →Your land is worth more than it was
Eligible lots across Dee Why, Manly, Mona Vale, Forestville, Frenchs Forest, Warringah Mall, Balgowlah, Manly Vale, and the Forestway corridor are changing hands quietly, off-market. The deals are not on realestate.com.au — and the uplift rarely shows up in an agent's appraisal.
See how the process works →You're either in the catchment, or you're not
We read the full planning record — NSW Spatial, the council LEPs and DCPs, the LMR catchments — and write a plain-English report on what your specific lot now permits. If you're in, we can walk you through the next step. If you're not, you'll know in five minutes.
What this means for owners →We don't sell your home. We offer to buy it.
We don't list properties, we don't run open homes, and we don't take a commission when a home sells. What we do is read the data, write you a report you don't pay for, and — if your block stacks up — make you an offer ourselves: we pay for the right to buy your home at a fixed price on a fixed date, at a premium to today's market value. You stay the owner in the meantime. You decide whether to sign.
We built this because the change is real, and we'd rather homeowners be part of it than watch it pass by. About Vallotta.
Find out what your block now permits.