Siteworks includes the work that needs to be done on your land before the house construction can begin. This can include: removing obstacles such as rocks and plants improving the sand quality in areas with high clay content digging and installing soakwells building retaining walls installing plumbing and sewerage installing water, gas and electricty In some cases, siteworks can be 'hidden costs', so it is worth asking your builder and land developer many questions about the siteworks phase of construction before you sign off.

Available Land

Choosing the right block sets the foundation for your future build. With strong experience in construction, land sales and subdivision, Land HQ WA helps you navigate available lots with confidence and understand the key details before you commit.

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One D

Wandi, WA, 6167
Located in Perth’s growing southern corridor and close to the Kwinana Hub and Cockburn Central, One D is surrounded by natural bushlands, transport links and Jandakot.

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Bennett Quarter Estate

Bennett Springs, WA, 6063
Close to the Perth CBD, and moments from dining, education, retail and transport hubs, Bennett Quarter is one of Perth’s most vibrant and well-connected estates.

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Hartfield Green

Wattle Grove, WA, 6107
This boutique estate offers a fantastic lifestyle with convenient transport, shopping and nature on your doorstep. With only 39 lots in total you will need to be quick.

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Land Buyer's FAQ

What's the first step to buying land?

What are the advantages of buying land in a new estate?

Do I have to pay for the land and the house at the same time?

No, you generally do not have to pay the full amount at once. Instead, you will need to pay progress payments.

Progress payments are instalments that are paid to a builder during the house construction phase. The first payment is usually a deposit that is made before the commencement of the build. The next payment usually then occurs when the concrete slab goes down on the block. By using Progress Payment, the money required for the building project does not need to be paid up front.

Do I need to pay Stamp Duty when I purchase land and build a house?

How much do I need as a deposit?

Do I need to use a Mortgage Broker?

What is Mortgage Protection Insurance and will I need it?

What does Settlement mean and what is a Settlement Agent?

Settlement refers to the point of time in which the buyer officially becomes the owner of the property.

A settlement agent is the person who deals with the legal issues surrounding the transfer of ownership of a block or house from one person or company to a new person or company.

A Settlement Agent is therefore the person who handles the process of that land becoming yours on the nominated day. That can only be achieved once you've got your finance approved, your titles are issued and it becomes what we call unconditional.

Your contract will state that your settlement date will be 14, or 21 or 28 days from these trigger points or on this certain day and that is the process of that land finally becoming yours.

That is the day when your mortgage will start if you are borrowing money. Your settlement costs can range anywhere from a few hundred dollars up to $2000.

What does Zoning mean?

House Builder's FAQ

What's the first step to buying a house?

Should I stick to the floor plan that the builder provides?

What should I keep in mind if I visit a display home?

Display homes can help you get a sense of different floorplans and sizes.

However, most display homes feature top end design specs that will cost more than the advertised price.

Buyers should be clear on their budget before making any purchasing decisions based on display home visits, because the additional costs of extras such as high ceilings and expensive flooring can quickly add up.

What are construction limitations?

What is the pre-construction phase?

Before construction can start, the buiding plans need to be worked on and finalised between yourself as the owner and the building company representative.

This is the time to modify and confirm the floor plan, including the location of windows, power outlets, garden taps and so on.

Once agreed upon, the plans will be submitted for approval. It is worth keeping in mind that any adjustments to plans once they have gone through steps in the process can be expensive.

What are siteworks?

Siteworks includes the work that needs to be done on your land before the house construction can begin. This can include:

removing obstacles such as rocks and plants
improving the sand quality in areas with high clay content
digging and installing soakwells
building retaining walls
installing plumbing and sewerage
installing water, gas and electricty

In some cases, siteworks can be 'hidden costs', so it is worth asking your builder and land developer many questions about the siteworks phase of construction before you sign off.

What does the construction phase include?

Available Land

One D

Bennett Quarter Estate

Hartfield Green

Land Buyer's FAQ

House Builder's FAQ