Have you ever wondered what goes on under the ground to support a townhouse development site?
Watch our Director Chris, as he takes you on a tour of a two townhouse development project currently underway in the leafy suburb of Balwyn North.
Deciding how to choose a builder can be a daunting and stressful experience. With so many different builders out there, each with their own strengths and value propositions; people often find themselves in a state of ‘analysis paralysis’, or worse – they end up selecting the wrong builder and their dreams of building their dream home can end up being shattered when their project goes off the rails.
Below are some useful tips to help choose the right builder for you.
Property development can be a highly effective way of increasing your wealth and securing your financial future, however whilst property development may look easy – rushing into a development with limited knowledge and experience can be fraught with danger and can result in disastrous outcomes if the development project isn’t planned and executed properly. This article explains some of the critical steps to take and pitfalls to avoid in ensuring that your property development project is successful and profitable.
Gentrify recently completed a stunning 30 square, two-storey, 6.1 Star energy rated dwelling in the beautiful seaside town of Barwon Heads on the Bellarine Peninsula. Our clients wanted a premium Barwon Heads builder to build their second custom designed home on their well-located block, which they purchased and sub-divided several years ago to build a nest egg for their retirement.
Prior to building your new home, a Building Permit must be obtained before any construction commences. The Building Permit is issued by a private or Council Building Surveyor who must be registered with the Building Practitioners Board.
Out clients’ Barwon Heads Townhouse development project is now starting to take shape and has reached frame stage.
Both townhouses are custom designed with individual and unique design features to distinguish them from each other.
I wanted to thank you personally for the work you completed on our house this month. You made the whole building experience painless.
