If you plan to build a new home in NSW, you should know that the Building and Sustainability Index (BASIX) changes are coming soon. Here's what you need to know.

Our Allworth Index Report surveyed more than 500 people across NSW to understand what homeowners value when looking to enter the housing market or upgrade their homes.

The Australian housing market is highly competitive, in some cases forcing families to relocate to new areas to get a foot in the door. While many Australians still want their slice of the quintessential Australian dream home ownership for stability, financial security and a sense of achievement.

In a recent survey done by Allworth, we found out that 89% of responders were stressed about the state of the real estate market. With prices continually on the increase, its no wonder it seems harder to get a foot in the market!

Buy established or buy new? The arguments for both sides – Allworth Homes‘ Managing Director Stephen Thompson appears in Property Observer.

Eight reasons to build an investment property – Switzer Broker

Allworth Homes provides some insights into the benefits of building a new home for an investment property.

Whether you’re a first home buyer, investor or downsizer – building a home is a big investment.

Front page feature story and full article on Page 16 Headline: New era of investment

There are few things more exciting than watching your dream home come to life. For some, building a home is a once in a life-time endeavour, for others it could be a stepping stone for the start of a great investment portfolio in the future.

The way we live today is very much built on large open spaces, with the kitchen being the hub of the home. People also want to have a choice of living room options for different activities, making it a flexible living space.

Waste minimisation is important to us in more ways than one. Waste is obviously bad for the environment and business. To this end, we work to achieve the absolute minimum by simply ordering accurate quantities of materials.