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Murrumbidgee Council

Every development application and planning proposal lodged with Murrumbidgee Council, tracked daily from the NSW Planning Portal — and what share of it actually gets built.

366 applications on record · 5 planning proposals · 3,615 people

Housing approved since 1 July 2024 · updated 15 Sept 2026

35 homes have been approved here

Counted from 44 of 120 determined applications — the ones stating a number of new homes, which for many of them is zero. The other 76 leave the field blank, and blank is not a zero.

5 still to be decided · 4% · 0 homes115 determined · 95% · 34 homes1 withdrawn or stopped · 1% · 0 homes

What kind of housing

Dwelling house leads what Murrumbidgee Council has approved

Dwelling house20
Ancillary structures11
Dual occupancy2
Apartments and shop-top1
Residential (form not stated)1

NSW’s housing target

Murrumbidgee Council has no council-level target

Outside the four target areas. Covered by the single 55,000-home regional NSW allocation, which NSW does not break down by council.

Approved is not built

Across NSW, only 50% of approved homes reach construction within two years.

An approval is not a house. Lodgd matches every application to the construction certificates that follow it, site by site, across all 128 councils — so the pipeline can be read as what is likely to exist rather than what was lodged.

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Measured over 247,565 homes approved in the last 24 months.

Latest activity

Updated every morning from the NSW Planning Portal

  • Lodged167 SHOWGROUND ROAD JERILDERIE 271611 Sept 2026
  • Lodged29 MAHONGA STREET JERILDERIE 27162 Sept 2026
  • LodgedKIDMAN WAY COLEAMBALLY 270731 Aug 2026
  • Lodged166 CITRUS DRIVE COLEAMBALLY 270724 Aug 2026
  • Lodged5037 KIDMAN WAY COLEAMBALLY 270713 Aug 2026
  • ProposalMurrumbdigee Consolidating LEP — Under Assessment20 July 2026
  • ProposalKingfisher Avenue Coleambally — Pre-Exhibition22 Apr 2026

Elsewhere in NSW

Every council, the same way

How we count. These figures count homes written on development applications and complying development certificates lodged with Murrumbidgee Council and published on the NSW Planning Portal. NSW’s Housing Supply Dashboard counts something different. Across NSW the two land within 6% of each other; council by council they differ by more than 20% about half the time, and in both directions — for some councils NSW’s figure is far higher, for others far lower. Ours is checked application by application against the Planning Portal itself, and matches it exactly in every council tested. Lodgd publishes what is in the applications, and says so rather than adjusting to match.