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So, finance for your first home has been rejected, it’s taken you by surprise, and now the dream of building your own property seems that little bit more distant. Here's what to do next!

After you've bought land, your next project is to build the house! To add comfort, convenience and more, consider some of these innovative design ideas.

Security considerations are vitally important in buying land and building your first home. Here’s how masterplanned communities can offer you peace of mind.

Why buy a house and land package from a developer rather than custom build your own house? We can give you three detailed reasons!

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.

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.

Does experience count when buying land and building your own home? Yes! In fact, experience really makes the difference. So in this article, we show you ours.

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.

One of the greatest things about buying a house and land package is that you have the ability to customise your home. There are, however, a multitude of features to consider when building a new home - perhaps more than you might think.

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