The Western Australian Planning Commission has released a Model Subdivisions Conditions Update – Water and Sewer Conditions.
The conditions have been updated to provide more clarity and infrastructure requirements for Survey Strata lots in…
Perth currently has 135 display homes to visit, this is made up of both double storey display homes and single storey display. When you visit these Perth, display homes you need to be careful and understand the specification and material…
WA Dwelling commencements have had the biggest fall since 1985. WA is currently running at 18 consecutive quarters, and this looks to track towards 21 before turning.
With so many builders to choose from, choosing the right Perth homebuilder for you can seem overwhelming.
As of last week Perth has 142 display homes open for you to visit, all with representatives explaining, why they are better than the…
A green title is the common name given to the traditional block of land, the reason it is referred to as ‘green title’ is simply because the sketch on the certificate of title used to be in a light green. With Survey Strata the properties…
Understanding if and how to subdivide your property for either Survey Strata or Green title can be confusing. We have had so many clients come to us totally confused from talking to sales consultants and building companies.Can I subdivide…
The finishing touches to building a new custom home can sometimes catch you out. It’s important you know these cost upfront before you decide which Perth builder you are gong ahead with.
Barbecues are just one example of the cost that can…
Big news to the home construction industry with APG Homes confirming the news that they are now Webb & Brown Neaves. APG Homes opened its doors in 1997, and in the past 20 years have won many awards as one of leading home builders Perth, in…
In an interview with Business News, NHBB Managing Director, Tristan Kirkham discusses the rise of the Building Broker industry and how it's filling a growing consumer need in the home building market.
