Viewing properties
Explanation of the Property card
The property view contains details about the property, as well as related valuations, sales, and leases.
Property image
If you have Google Maps API Key, we'll fetch a Google Street View image of the property. If no image is available, or you don't have an API Key, we'll display a placeholder
image.
Property information
Below the image you can see information about the property.
You can search for or add plan documents to the property by clicking the Find plans
button next to the legal description.
Click on the Quote link to view the most recent quote for the property.
The quote field won't appear if there haven't been any quotes at the property.
Click the Google Maps
button to view the property in Google Maps in a new tab.
Click the Google Search
button to run a Google search for the property's address in a new tab.
For NSW properties, click the 
button and choose SDT Explorer or SIX Maps to view the property in that map in a new tab.
Click the button to view the property in VOW Maps.
Valuations
Valuations that relate to the property are visible in a scrollable table on the top right. This includes valuations done for units at a larger property, which may not match the address exactly.
Click on the Ref
link to open the valuation in a separate tab.
You can click the Refresh button
to reload the valuation table.
For more on valuations, see working with valuations.
Sales
Sales that relate to the property are presented in a scrollable table underneath the valuation table.
To view a sale, click on either the Ref number or the Dealing number to open it in a new tab.
Click the Refresh button to reload the sales table.
Leases
Leases recorded against the property are listed underneath the sales table, with the most recently ending lease first. The Linked valuations column shows the valuations that use each lease as evidence. You only see this table if your account can view leases.
Double-click a lease to open it. Click the button to reload the leases table.
For more on leases, see Creating and editing leases.