NSW Title Search
Order the current title search for a NSW property, reflecting NSW Land Registry Services' register at the time of your search. See registered owner details, mortgages, caveats, and other registered interests — delivered straight to your inbox.
$79.95
GST included • No account required
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How it works
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Search by address, or title reference if you have it
Enter the property details
Pay securely online
$79.95, no account
required, no hidden fees
Get your document by email
Typically within minutes
to a few hours
What's included in a NSW Title Search
A NSW Title Search returns the current record for a property as held by NSW Land Registry Services. It shows:
Registered owner(s)
the legal proprietor(s) currently on title
Title reference / folio identifier
the property's unique title reference, used across NSW government and legal systems
Mortgages
any lender currently holding a registered mortgage over the property
Caveats
third-party legal claims or registered interests lodged against the title
Registered interests
including easements, covenants, and other rights or restrictions registered against the land
Strata and community scheme information
where applicable, the title information may identify that the lot forms part of a strata or community scheme. Additional scheme documents may be required if you need detailed information about by-laws or scheme management
This is the document conveyancers, buyers, owner-builders, and legal professionals commonly rely on to confirm current ownership and registered interests before settlement.
What a NSW Title Search doesn't show
Section 10.7 planning certificate information (zoning, development controls — order separately from the relevant local council)
Building approvals or permits
(contact the relevant local council)
Unregistered interests or informal agreements
Physical property condition
(a building inspection covers this)
When might you need a NSW Title Search
Buying property — confirm ownership and registered interests before you commit
Building or renovating — supporting documentation for permit and certifier processes
Due diligence — for investors, developers, and legal professionals
Checking registered interests — mortgages, caveats, easements affecting a build or renovation
NSW Title Search
$79.95
NSW Deposited Plan
$69.95
Best Value Bundle (both)
$139.95 (Save $9.95)
NSW Pricing
All prices include GST. No account, no subscription, no hidden fees.
Why order through Title Now
Official records, not guesswork.
Price shown before you enter a single detail.
No account needed.
Fast turnaround.
Independent and Australia-wide
Your search is submitted through an established Australian property-data provider with access to NSW Land Registry Services' records. You receive the current registry information returned for your search — not information scraped from property-listing sites.
NSW Title Search searches are $79.95, always — no quote forms, no surprise fees at checkout.
Order as a guest — enter the details, pay, and your document is emailed to you.
Most NSW Title Searches are delivered within minutes to a few hours once payment clears.
TitleNow isn't NSW Land Registry Services or any government department — we're an independent service giving you a faster, more transparent way to order what the registry holds, across all 8 states and territories.
NSW FAQ
A NSW Title Search provides information from the land titles register, including the registered proprietor and registered interests affecting the title. A Section 10.7 Planning Certificate is a separate planning document that provides information about zoning, applicable planning controls, and other matters affecting the land, such as certain hazards and risks. It's generally obtained through the relevant council or the NSW Planning Portal.
Your search is submitted against current land-title records when you order, so the document reflects the registry information returned at that time.
Yes. TitleNow can provide title searches for properties across NSW, including Sydney metropolitan, regional, and rural areas, where the property is recorded in the NSW land titles system.
A Deposited Plan (DP) commonly defines land parcels and subdivisions, while a Strata Plan (SP) divides a property into individual strata lots and common property, commonly used for units, apartments, and some townhouse developments. The title reference for the property will indicate the relevant plan type.
A Certificate of Title from NSW Land Registry Services is listed by the NSW Government as one form of acceptable proof of ownership for an owner-builder permit application — TitleNow's NSW title search provides this same current registry information. Other acceptable documents can include a recent council or water rates notice, or a solicitor's settlement letter. Check the current application requirements before ordering to make sure you obtain the document appropriate for your circumstances.
A current Title Search shows the current information recorded on the title, including the registered proprietor and registered interests. Historical title records can be used to investigate earlier versions of a title and previous registered information. The historical records required will depend on what you're trying to research.