Start new, start now

Only when you build new, do you get the chance to choose exactly how you want to live –
from the floorplan to the fittings and finishes. It’s your chance to live in your dream home, not someone elses.

Start new, start now – here’s why:

You get to decide how your home functions

Buying your new home is a new beginning, it is the foundation to your future and a chance to design your living environment the way you want.

New homes are more energy efficient

Overall new homes are much more energy efficient than older homes, thanks to better designs, improved insulation, tighter building regulations and a greater commitment to environmentally sustainable living. As well as being better for the planet, lower utility bills are better for your hip pocket.

It’s your dream home, not someone else’s

Only when you build new, do you get the chance to choose exactly how you want to live – from the floorplan to the fittings and finishes. It’s your chance to live in your dream home, not someone else’s.

Avoid renovation expenses

Everything built into a new home is brand new, so you don’t have to worry about hidden plumbing problems or outdated wiring – and it is a lot more convenient and usually a lot less stressful than renovating an existing building.

Everything is under warranty

Your new home is covered by a host of warranties – from the included appliances and fittings to the construction itself, check with your selected builder for full details.

AvidConnect

Building your first home is exciting. AvidConnect help take the worry out of this exciting move. Our two-way communication platform can help you with choosing the right block through to contract, settlement, building and even moving in and meeting your neighbours.

All-time low
interest rates

Bank interest rates are at record lows, which is great news for homebuyers. In fact, for many people, monthly mortgage payments are even cheaper than rent.

Stamp Duty
on land only

Unlike buying an established home – where the value of the home and land are factored in – the stamp duty you pay when buying new is applied only to
the land, as there is no house yet, and this can potentially saving you thousands of dollars.

Better lending
criteria

Financial regulators have made it easier for banks to lend money – scrapping the old criteria requiring proof that you could afford a 7% loan and replacing it with a requirement to simply show you can afford a 2.5% rise in your current agreed interest rate.