Most of us make New Year resolutions but they often fall by the wayside. One resolution you should keep in 2009, is to build a new home, according to Frank Death CEO of HomeWorld Display Village.
“This year is shaping up as a good year for building a new home with a number of economic factors coming together. We have much lower interest rates that are likely to go lower and people building their first home have $24,000 in the form of federal & state grants.
“There is also a lot more affordable land available making it easier to find the right block in the right location. On top of all this the builders at HomeWorld are competing with each other for your business and there are some great deals on offer,” said Frank Death.
For those who want to build a new home in an established suburb the HomeWorld builders are the ones to go to for the popular knock down rebuild solution. Replacing an old home with a new one is a trend that has seen many Sydney suburbs gentrified adding value to the area.
With so many different varieties of block shapes and sizes it’s great to be able to take advantage of the enormous selection of home designs at HomeWorld, whether you are building on your land or knocking down and rebuilding.
“These days home buyers are looking for designs that will suit their lifestyle as well as give value for money. The builders at HomeWorld can offer both with an array of accommodation options including alfresco areas and loads of living space.
“As we always say there is nothing like living in a brand new home and HomeWorld makes it so much easier with the best designs, land locations and home finance from the HomeWorld Home Loan Supermarket. A visit to the village is seen as a must by a high percentage of new home buyers.
“While it might be the biggest investment of your life it is also the best investment providing a haven for your family as well as a great asset for your later years. A debt from home in retirement is a wonderful objective.
“Home buyers wanting to take advantage of the boosted First Home Buyers grant of $21,000 should move quickly as it will revert to $7,000 as at 1 July, 2009.
