Satterley Blog

When buying land for your first home, there’s more to consider than the price of the lot. Discover some of the extra costs, and if you could get a discount.

If you are looking to build, it’s rare to buy a block that’s ready to build on straight away, so what happens next, and what’s the process of land titles? We’ve put together some clear-cut answers to the most frequently asked land title questions to help guide you through the process.

From the 1st of January 2020, up to 10,000 eligible first home buyers with a 5% deposit can get a home loan through the Governments new First Home Loan Deposit Scheme. Here’s our guide to what the scheme entails and how it could help you.

The Melbourne property market has much to offer investors across the board, yet some suburbs offer more value than most. Affordable and well established, these outer-ring communities promise investment property with healthy and long-term capital gains.

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

With a new government comes new policies and now we can see just how the 2019 Federal Election will impact 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.

Nestled in the heart of Harrisdale, with easy access to the city, the Satterley masterplanned community has been designed with families in mind with several protected conservation areas, parks and playgrounds for its residents to enjoy.

Choosing where to live can be a daunting task, after all, buying a home is one of the largest purchases we make in a lifetime, and we want to be sure we’re making the right decision.

As Melbourne’s property market has entered a new phase, it’s gained a lot of media attention. We decided to sort the facts from the fiction by speaking with Satterley’s General Manager for Victoria & Queensland, Jack Hoffmann.