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Guidance on mortgagee sale process.

The majority of the Building Act 2004 came into force on 31 March 2005, repealing the Building Act 1991.

This page sets out the requirements for a mortgage priority instrument (also known as a Memorandum of Priority) (MP) lodged by e-dealing.

How to add a spatial or attribute filter to your changeset request to refine the changeset records that are returned.

A step-by-step guide to setting up a Leaflet map using LDS XYZ tiles.

Parameters of the LINZ Data Service web map tile services and how to use these services in web, mobile and GIS applications.

In May 2013, LDS Manager Jeremy Palmer spoke at the FME World Tour in Auckland. He demonstrated using LDS web services changesets in FME to replicate parcel data from LDS into a database.

Tools and step-by-step instructions to merge LINZ Data Service (LDS) layers and tables into one Esri File Geodatabase, and create relationships within the database.

The LINZ Data Service provides three Open Geospatial Consortium compliant web services. Find out which web service versions we provide and the versions supported by some of the most commonly used GIS apps.

A step-by-step guide to connecting to LDS Web Feature Services (WFS) in QGIS.

Property addressing is needed for mail, emergency services and utilities. It’s also the basis of New Zealand’s voting system.

Guidance on complying with the Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 (CSR 2021), related legislation, and meeting Landonline requirements for cadastral survey datasets (CSDs).

Data about the marine environment which helps us understand how to protect our biodiversity and ecosystems.

Information about how to create, surrender, vary or remove an easement.

Information about dealings affecting leases, how leases affect easements and more.

Information about land transfer tax statements and the collection of tax residency data.

Key guidance for practitioners to ensure they are aware of their certification obligations in regard to statutory and evidentiary requirements.

How to protect Landonline and your business from cyber attacks.

When you can apply for an exemption from farm land advertising requirements.

Find out how to pay your overseas investment fee or penalty.

Find out about the discretion to grant an exemption for an entity or entities from the definition of non-New Zealand government investor.

Find out if you need to provide tax information with your application for consent and what use is made of this data.

The range of investment pathways, from investing in apartments, through to investing in large-scale residential development and forestry.

What a sensitive land certificate is and how to get one.

Tell us about a proposed transaction under the national security and public order notification regime.

Information on applications to undertake marine scientific research (MSR).

Learn about the key aspects of a Right of First Refusal (RFR) under a particular Treaty settlement.

The Surveyor-General has developed a standard that can be used to define the location of utility assets, typically when preparing ‘as built’ plans. The use of this standard should reduce the risk of accidental damage and the costs of locating and reworking utilities.

The following guidance is provided to assist cadastral surveyors working in greater Christchurch when dealing with boundary conflicts arising from approved interim surveys.

The New Zealand Vertical Datum 2016 (NZVD2016) was introduced to replace the various local height datums used throughout the country. It enables the consistent collection and seamless exchange of heights across New Zealand. Older datums are still in use in some areas but their reliability is uncertain and Toitū Te Whenua strongly advise switching to NZVD2016.

Find out about buying lease-back units in hotels or lodges as an investment in New Zealand.

Find out about investing in forestry rights or buying or leasing land to be used for forestry.