Victoria’s Land Registry cracks 1m transactions

By on 5 September, 2022

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For the first time in its 160-year history, Victoria’s Land Registry services has processed more than one million transactions in a single financial year.

The agency’s latest Business Activity Report shows that for the 2021–22 financial year, total transactions lodged increased by 14.02% to 1,022,585.

Other statistics from the same year include:

  • transactions lodged digitally increased to 993,196, or 97% of total lodgments
  • title search volume increased by 6.41%, to 2,977,311
  • lodgment revenue increased by 25%, to $492 million
  • 7,536 plans of subdivision were lodged, a decrease of 8.3%
  • new parcels created from plans of subdivision decreased by 18.2%, to 60,803

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