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Crown land leases can be transferred or assigned during their term and may require the ministers consent depending on the lease type and purpose.

Depending on the conditions of the lease and notifications on the Lands Title Register, it may be necessary to obtain the consent of the minister to mortgage a Crown land lease.

Learn how to sublease your Crown land lease, including ministerial consent, eligibility requirements, and application documentation.

An incomplete purchase is a tenure describing a former lease from the Crown that is in the process of being purchased.

Crown roads are part of the state’s public road network and are administered by Crown lands.

Transfer of a Crown road to a council or another roads authority allows the road to be maintained to council construction standards, as use changes over time.

Crown land is available for licences and lease opportunities to help local communities and economies grow and prosper.

The department manages Crown road sales under section 152B of the Roads Act 1993. On 1 December 2021, the department ceased publishing notification of Crown road disposals in the NSW Government Gazette.