Home Building Advice

Knocking down one home and building two in its place is a popular development strategy, but not all blocks are suitable and there are steps home owners need to take to succeed.

If you’ve outgrown your home, bought the worst home in the best street or simply want to generate wealth through shrewd property investment, you’ve got a few options.

Property owners around the country could end up bankrupt if they fail to come up with the funds for costly remediation work, and experts say first-home buyers and retirees are most at risk.

Property owners next to new projects may make a windfall or suffer through years of construction, depending on the type of development.

If you're new to growing your own food, it's worth planning your vegetable garden to give your new edible plants the best chance of survival.

Buying into a newly developed neighbourhood can be a gamble, but with the right research it can be a calculated risk with the potential of major rewards.

If the heat has you considering installing a pool of your own, there are numerous options depending on your budget.

This is the one of the most lucrative and popular ways to capitalise on your home and its value but it does have its pitfalls. Here's how to make it successful

If you’re thinking about doing a small-scale development, there’s some essential research you’ll want to undertake before you can count on a profitable project.

It's easy to get swept away in finishes, fixtures and fittings, but there's another f-word that's arguably the most important part – finance.