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Auckland's Hazard Rules Just Changed.
Does your property know it?

After Auckland's 2023 floods, Plan Change 120 overhauled how hazard risk is assessed — and it now appears on every LIM report. Check 7 hazard layers against your property in seconds, assessed using the same data sources as professional engineering reports.

900+ Auckland properties assessed · Built by civil engineers · Data current to April 2026

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From address to comprehensive hazard intelligence in under a minute

STEP 01

Search Your Property

Enter any Auckland address. We match it against 7 natural hazard datasets from official sources in real time.

STEP 02

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See detected hazards on an interactive map with colour-coded risk levels — instantly, for free.

STEP 03

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STEP 04

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Use your report for purchase negotiations, insurance, consent applications, or due diligence.

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● LINZ Data Service
● GNS Science
● NIWA Climate Data
● NZ Coastal Hazards Portal
● Auckland Floodplain Maps

Guides & Resources

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Planning & Zoning
What Plan Change 120 Means for Auckland Property Buyers in 2026

What Plan Change 120 Means for Auckland Property Buyers in 2026

March 2026

PC120's natural hazard rules are already in force. Here's what that means for flood zones, landslide areas, coastal properties, and what to check before you buy.

#pc120

Flood Risk
Understanding Auckland's Flood Maps: What the Flood Viewer Actually Shows You

Understanding Auckland's Flood Maps: What the Flood Viewer Actually Shows You

March 2026

The Flood Viewer has had 500,000+ views — but what are the four layers, what do they mean, and what should you do if your property shows up?

#floodmaps

Landslide Risk
Every Auckland Property Is Now on the Landslide Map — Here's What That Means

Every Auckland Property Is Now on the Landslide Map — Here's What That Means

March 2026

Auckland Council mapped the entire region for landslide susceptibility in 2025. Every property has a classification. Here's what the five levels mean and when to worry.

#landslide