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Oberon Council
An approval is not a home. Lodgd follows every application in Oberon Council through to what gets built.
682 applications on record · 9 planning proposals · 5,595 people (2025 ABS estimate) · 2,038 occupied dwellings (2021 Census)
Housing determined since 1 July 2024
77 homes have been determined here
Counted from the applications that state a number of new homes. Where an application does not state one, it is not read as a zero. A home decided twice at the same address is counted once.
NSW’s housing target
Oberon 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 57% of homes determined reach construction within two years.
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.
Try the free demo →Measured over 193,554 homes determined between July 2021 and November 2024 — every decision old enough to have had two full years to start.
Of every hundred homes NSW determines, this many have a construction certificate — building work can legally begin — within two full years.
Latest activity
Straight from the NSW Planning Portal
- DA755 BEACONSFIELD ROAD ESSINGTON 2787Lodged29 Oct 2026
- CDC1825 MUTTON FALLS ROAD O'CONNELL 2795Lodged21 Oct 2026
- DA2 BLENHEIM AVENUE OBERON 2787Lodged15 Oct 2026
- DA135 CURTIS STREET OBERON 2787Lodged15 Oct 2026
- DA7-9 ROBSON ROAD MOUNT DAVID 2795Lodged14 Oct 2026
- Planning proposalO'Connell Memorial Ave of TreesMade24 Mar 2026
- Planning proposalReclassification of three (3) lots from Community to OperationalPre-Exhibition18 Mar 2026
Elsewhere in NSW
Every council, the same way
How the system works. What happens to a DA · How long they take · Complying development vs a DA · All guides →
How we count. These figures count the homes stated on development applications and complying development certificates lodged with Oberon Council, checked against the NSW Planning Portal. Where another source counts differently, Lodgd publishes what is in the applications rather than adjusting to match.