In recent years, the landscape of modern home architecture and design has experienced a significant shift driven by technological advancements, environmental awareness, and changing lifestyles. Homeowners now look for spaces that seamlessly combine aesthetics, sustainability, and functionality. Below, we explore the top trends shaping the way Australians design and build their homes. 1. Sustainable Living […]
Home owners in Brisbane often face challenges in deciding between home renovation vs. re-building. There are various factors that can help you determine the final decision. Both options have their own pros and cons, and making the right choice depends on individual factors. So, it is good to do proper market research, know your specific […]
In 2022, more than 13,300 new homes were approved for construction in Queensland’s capital. The number has been increasing with each passing year because Brisbane is one of the most developed, lively and advanced capital cities. However, building a home is an expensive undertaking. From labour costs to raw material expenses and clearance fees, […]
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 16,348 residential buildings were constructed in Australia in 2021. If you are also planning on building your new home in Australia, then you must choose your home builder wisely. The right builder will help you live in your dream home and put your ideas into action, whereas the […]
Did you know that residential buildings account for over 12% of carbon emissions and 24% of overall electricity usage in Australia? This has an impact on the overall energy grid and economy of the country. Thus, if you plan to build a new home in Australia, consider using green techniques and features to create an […]
According to official statistics, 178 thousands of new homes are set to be built in Australia by 2025. The total number of dwellings built till June 2022 was 48,076, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. These stats show how many residents of Australia would rather start building their own homes than keep living in […]
