How much do I need to get started?
Around $1,000 to $5,000 secures the land. The land purchase is subject to finance, so if it isn't approved in time, your deposit is refunded.
What will it rent for?
Around $450 to $500 a week per villa, roughly 6% to 6.5% gross in the affordable band. Example figures, not a promise.
Can I start with just one villa?
Yes. A completed single villa is available from around $435,000, a lower entry point if you'd rather start small.
Will I be out of pocket during the build?
Finance is generally structured to cover repayments through the build, arranged with a broker from our network. Rent takes over once each villa is tenanted.
How hard is it to find tenants in Tasmania?
With vacancy sitting around 0.4% to 0.7%, not very. Leasing campaigns start 6 to 8 weeks before completion to keep any gap as short as possible.
Who actually builds them?
One of Tasmania's largest builders, delivering more than 200 homes a year. Affordable, not cheap, and it shows in the finish.
What if the valuation comes in light?
It can happen with this product. We adjust the finance structure, for example from an 80/20 to a 70/30 split, to keep the deal on track. To date, most valuations have come in on the money, some just under.
Why are the villas kept relatively simple?
On purpose. A simpler villa is what lets two fit comfortably on one lot, and that's what creates the equity uplift. Every design choice serves rent, resale and long-term return, not a brochure photo.
Which specific suburbs are you building in?
St Helens, George Town, New Norfolk, Swansea, Campbell Town, Shorewell Park, Latrobe, Stony Rise, Shearwater and Orford. Each has its own full profile, heritage or economy, funded pipeline and honestly-stated rental metrics, under
Explore the suburbs we're building in above.
Is the first call genuinely free and no-obligation?
Yes. It's 15 minutes, it's free, and there's no obligation. We'll look at your numbers and tell you honestly whether a Tasmanian dual villa is the right fit for your situation.
