
Specialising in New-built Residential Investments
Maximise your returns with our specialist knowledge in leasing new-built residential properties, combining market insight, tenant demand analysis, and strategic pricing to secure strong, long-term rental performance from day one.
What We Do
Specialising in new-build residential investments across Queensland, we work closely with local and interstate investors to maximise returns through smart leasing strategies and hands-on property management designed specifically for brand-new homes. We know that leasing a new build takes more than simply putting it online; it’s about understanding the market, pricing it right, and presenting it in a way that attracts the right tenants from the start.
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From professional advertising through to tenant move-in, we manage the entire process smoothly and efficiently, keeping vacancy periods low and your investment performing from day one. With strong knowledge of the Queensland market and a proven low vacancy rate, we focus on securing quality tenants quickly while protecting your cash flow.
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With our knowledge and experience in the new building industry, we can also assist in resolving any post-construction defects promptly, helping ensure your property is always presented at its best. Approachable, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in your success, we make new-build investing simple, clear, and rewarding.
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Once final payment has been received, we will manage the following to ensure a smooth, fully hands-off experience for you:
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Coordinate key collection directly with the builder.
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Collect keys and confirm any outstanding or pending defect items.
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Obtain digital copies of the property floorplan for marketing purposes.
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Access the property to complete the ingoing condition report, professional advertising photography, and follow up on any defects.
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Arrange access for Handovers.com (if requested by the landlord) to conduct an independent defect inspection.
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Collate all findings and formally report identified defects to the builder for rectification.
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Provide the builder with property access to complete defect works prior to the tenant’s move-in (where applicable).
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Commence and manage the 90-day maintenance period with the builder.
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Discuss identified defects with the successful tenant before occupancy.
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Liaise with tenants regarding any defects leading up to the 90-day maintenance deadline.
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Prepare and submit a comprehensive defect report to the builder.
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Facilitate clear communication between the builder and tenants where required.
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Confirm builder access dates to ensure all defect rectification works are completed efficiently.
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All defects covered under the 12-month builder’s warranty will continue to be followed up with the builder should any additional issues arise.
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During the process of the above, the property will still have active Open Inspections, Applications reviewed & discussions with the landlord about tenant suitability.
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Additional Insight:
The NBN New Development Fee
The New Development Fee is a one-off $300 charge from NBN Co.
It applies when: -The property is in a new development, and it is a one-time infrastructure charge. -The tenant’s internet provider charges the $300 when they first connect the service, and the provider passes it on to NBN. $300 Rent Credit Instead of the landlord paying the $300 directly, you can offer: -A $300 rent credit to reimburse the tenant -This offsets the New Development Fee they are charged by their internet provider -It is a one-time credit only This way: -The tenant organises their own connection -The landlord covers the cost indirectly -No ongoing charges apply NBN Hardware (nbn box) -The NBN Connection is supplied by NBN within a matter of weeks from the tenant's request. Key points: -Tenants arrange the internet service in their own name -The internet provider organises installation and hardware directly through NBN -The landlord does not need to arrange the hardware directly -The tenant is reimbursed the $300 via rent credit Why This Saves Money and Time: -The $300 is only charged once per property -After the first connection, future tenants do not pay the New Development Fee again -Offering a rent credit avoids delays and admin for the landlord -It keeps responsibility for the setup with the tenant

