Property Details

A unique system-generated reference number to identify a property intended for people to live in Social Housing.

The current status of a property intended for people to live in, as represented by a code.

The date recorded as the day of a particular month and year, representing what the current status of the property intended for people to live is.

The total number of rooms within a dwelling which are used, or intended to be used, primarily for sleeping.

Category/type of a property - as represented by a code used by DCJ Housing.

A numeric identifier used to distinguish an address within a building/sub-complex.

An alphanumeric identifier for an address or start number in a ranged address in a road or thoroughfare.

The text that represents the name of the road or thoroughfare applicable to the address site or complex.

The name of the locality, suburb or town of the address, as represented by text.

The Australian numeric descriptor for a postal delivery area for an address.

The Client Service Team within an organisation or department - administrative unit responsible for service delivery and management.

The portfolio associated with a team or administrative unit responsible for property, tenancy and applications/allocations management, as represented by a code.

Construction date value of the property (indicates age of property)

A code representing a group of areas or towns where social housing is available.

A code that represents the geographical area approximation of New South Wales Electoral Commission electoral division boundaries of a property intended for people to reside in.

The main reason why a household is ending the tenancy, as represented by a code.

The date a dwelling is vacated by a household under a formal tenancy agreement.

A code that represents a characteristic of an activity with a particular long-term aim of a property intended for people to live in.

A code that represents the category description/type of a property.

The text describing the family and given names of an individual.

The date recorded as the day of a particular month and year, on which the rent commenced of a property intended for people to live in.

A description, recorded as a combination of alphanumeric characters, of the type of change or alteration undertaken to a property intended for people to live in.

The text that represents the type of floor or level, forming part of the address within a multi-storey building or sub-complex.

A code that represents the primary material used to clad a building intended for people to live in.

The date recorded as the day of a particular month and year, on which the cladding of a property intended for people to live in was installed.

An alphanumeric identifier for an address or start number in a ranged address in a road or thoroughfare.

The type of grounds of a structure or a discrete space within a structure intended for people to live in or where a person or group of people live, recorded as a logical combination of alphanumeric characters that identify an entity.

A DCJ housing code that represents the financial summary for a property.

A code that represents the grouped (cluster) area where the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) are responsible for the delivery of DCJ services across Community Services and Housing of an organisation that provides services and/or care.

The value of the weekly rent that would be charged for a dwelling in a private rental market, in dollars and cents.

The date of the weekly rent is due for a dwelling in a private rental market.

The full cost of rent for a given property, in Australian dollars ($AUD).

DCJ administrative unit responsible for property, tenancy and applications/allocations management within an allocated area, as represented by a code.

A code that describes a geographic area defined by the Departments of Local Government, or their equivalent in each state or territory, excepting the Australian Capital Territory of an address.

A code that represents the subtype of a property intended for people to live in, for example whether it is part of a high rise or low rise building.

A code that represents the allocation of those accountable for the day-to-day maintenance reflecting general wear and tear; cyclical maintenance which is part of a planned maintenance program; and other maintenance (e.g. repairs due to vandalism) of a property intended for people to live in.