Queensland Title Search
Order the current title record for a Queensland property, reflecting Titles Queensland's 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 lot/plan number 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
Queensland title search
A Queensland title search returns the current record for a property as held by Titles Queensland. It shows:
Registered owner(s)
the legal proprietor(s) currently on title
Lot and plan details
the property's unique identifier (e.g. Lot 12 on RP123456), used across council and state 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
Community titles information
where applicable, the title may indicate the lot forms part of a community titles scheme. A Community Management Statement (CMS) can be ordered separately if you need the scheme's by-laws, regulation module, and lot entitlement schedules
This is the document conveyancers, buyers, owner-builders, and certifiers commonly rely on to confirm current ownership and registered interests before settlement or building approval.
When might you needa QLD title search?
What a standard title search doesn't show
Building approvals or permits
(contact the relevant local council)
Unregistered interests or informal
agreements
Future zoning changes
(check the council's planning scheme)
Physical property condition
(a building inspection covers this)
Buying property — confirm ownership and registered interests before you commit
Building or renovating — supporting documentation for permit and certifier processes (see FAQ)
Due diligence — for investors, developers, and legal professionals
Checking registered interests — mortgages, caveats, easements affecting a build or renovation
QLD Title Search
$79.95
QLD Survey Plan
$74.95
Best Value Bundle (both)
$144.95 (save $9.95)
QLD 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 Titles Queensland's records. You receive the current registry information returned for your search — not information scraped from property-listing sites.
Queensland title 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 QLD title searches are delivered within minutes to a few hours once payment clears.
TitleNow isn't Titles Queensland 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.
QLD FAQ
A title search covers ownership, mortgages, caveats, and other registered interests on an individual lot. If the property is part of a community titles scheme (units, townhouses), a separate Community Management Statement (CMS) provides the scheme's by-laws, regulation module, and lot entitlement schedules — order it separately if you need that detail.
Your search is submitted against current land-title records when you order, so the document reflects the registry information returned at that time.
Yes — it can help confirm the property's registered ownership and legal description. If you're applying for an owner-builder permit, check the current QBCC application requirements to confirm exactly what supporting documents you need, as requirements can vary.
It's usually on your council rates notice, property contract, or existing title document. If you don't have it, search by property address instead and we'll locate the lot/plan for you.
Every property registered with Titles Queensland — metro, regional, or rural — can be searched through TitleNow.
A standard title search shows the current register only. A Historical Title shows past ownership and dealings over time — useful for research or due diligence beyond the current snapshot.