Simply click the "Launch Finder" button above. You will be redirected to an external directory where you can look up registered locations.

• Start by typing a partial address, street name, or city.
• The tool will begin suggesting matches as you type.
• Select the correct match from the dropdown list to view the full details.

Looking up a business

Yes, you can search for commercial properties. If the business has a common name, it helps to include the city or street name to filter out unrelated results.

Using building aliases

Many properties are known by a building name rather than a standard street number (e.g., "Rose Cottage" instead of "12 Main Street"). The directory is designed to recognize these official aliases, allowing you to search using either the name or the numerical address.

New Developments

If you are searching for a newly built home or a building that has recently been subdivided into apartments, it may take several weeks for the national database to update. In these cases, the address might not be searchable immediately.

Search Tips

If the property is not new and you still cannot find it, try the following:

• Check your spelling: A small typo can prevent the address from appearing.
• Use common abbreviations: Standard terms like 'Rd' (Road), 'St' (Street), or 'Ave' (Avenue) are widely accepted.
• Multiple Occupancy: If a house has been converted into flats, the database will often list the main building first, followed by the individual units (e.g., Flat 1, Flat 2). Look closely at the list of generated results.