Satterley Blog

The Government HomeBuilder scheme offers a $25,000 grant, available to eligible owner-occupiers who build a new home or undertake a substantial renovation.

We are currently navigating uncharted territory as the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting our health and economic systems however we are fortunate that the Government and lenders are acting quickly to put in place strategies that can help soften the blow for individuals, households and businesses. If you’re feeling the pinch or your employment circumstances have changed there are options available and help if you need it.

Feeling connected to your community is especially challenging in current times. Satterley’s in-house Community Development team were devastated to have had to cancel so many community programs and events we know residents love and that bring our community together!

Satterley and Simonds Homes have made breakfast show history by giving away a brand-new home , as part of Nine’s TODAY show home giveaway competition, to give first homebuyers across the country the chance to win a home valued at over $600,000 in Botanical Estate in Mickleham, Melbourne.

As we all navigate through these unprecedented times together, Satterley would like to reassure and update you of our current processes and measures to assist with the containment of COVID-19

The Queensland state government offers first homebuyers significant grants and concessions designed to help them into their homes sooner. We’ve put together this short guide for anyone thinking of buying land and building a home in one of Satterley’s Queensland communities.

Your borrowing power is the all-important factor when buying property. More borrowing power means more choice when it comes to deciding where, what and when you’ll purchase. This article is full of helpful tips to help increase your borrowing power.

With its idyllic holiday spots and solid growth records, Queensland is a popular investment destination. It’s liveability and affordability make it an attractive spot for investment, whether it be short or long-term.

Come the first Tuesday in every month business journalists get themselves into a first class lather, the money experts sprout pronouncements at light speed and smoke emits from the economic gurus’ crystal balls. but what does the monthly meeting of the RBA mean for the average person? Read our blog to find out!

The federal government’s First Home Loan Deposit Scheme, which aims to help people “purchase a home with a deposit of as little as 5 per cent”, began on 1 January. Banks have already registered 3,000 potential first home buyers and 7,000 more places will be allocated from 1 February.