Satterley Blog

Buying land and building a home is very exciting, but sometimes hidden costs do pop up. Homebuyer Centre's Wendy Shenstone gave us advice on how to avoid them.

The Liberal - National party returned to power in the 2019 Federal election. what does this mean for first-home buyers?

Your kitchen is the heart of your home and an area where you as a family spend your most time. We’re all wowed by beautiful show home kitchens, crafted by experienced interior designers and kitchen craftsman who are ahead of kitchen trends.

Choosing the right block of land to build your dream home is not as simple as just picking somewhere that seems nice. There are soil types to understand, property sizes, shapes and orientations to consider, utilities to factor, and building restrictions to work around.

A builder isn't just a contractor you call up at the last minute. Builders are an important partner - after all, buying land and building a house is a huge undertaking that should set you up for long-term comfort and happiness.

So you're in the market for your first investment property. The big debate then, is whether to buy an existing house or to purchase brand new - so new in fact, it is yet to be built.

The process of owning your first home is one of life’s most fulfilling journeys, but it is not without complexity. From lot size to amenities and settlement to soil, there is a wealth of variables you’ll want to be across.

With a big future on the horizon, it's easy to see why Allara, in the heart of Eglinton is the choice of many first home buyers and families.

Isn't buying land and building your own home expensive? It doesn’t have to be! Two Satterley experts explain how a house and land package can fit your budget.

It's OK if you feel like you need a degree in home loan jargon – mortgages can be overwhelming. The good news is, you only need to know the basics when you're on the hunt for a new property