Building a new home can be both an exciting but stressful time - particularly when it comes to working to a budget. To keep costs down, you may be tempted to leave certain features out that don’t seem necessary right now. But the truth is, these could be aspects of your home that provide it with added value when it comes time to selling up.  

How long is a piece of string? That is pretty much how many options you have when it comes to the design of a new home, and that is only after you find the right architect to work with. And of course - there are many fantastic ones to choose from, so where do you start?

Building your new home is a great way to ensure you find exactly what you’re looking for in a property, but what’s the best way to go about it? When it comes to building new, there are generally four options you can choose from to help create the home of your dreams.

It may be rewarding to live in a dream house, but building a new home can also be one of the most stressful experiences of your life. There are three common pitfalls that new home builders fall into. Avoiding these pitfalls will ensure your build is as hassle free as possible.

When building your own home, you want things to be pretty much perfect.  One of the best ways to make sure the journey goes according to plan is to do your due diligence and choose the right builder.

We live in a ‘here and now world,’ that demands instant gratification. Most people buy used property because settlement and moving in takes weeks, while building a new house can take the better part of a year. What they don’t realise is that building new generally results in more capital gain when the time to sell eventually comes. Here’s why...