Properties for Sale in Queensland

We offer a curated selection of house and land packages across South East Queensland, with options in some of Brisbane’s fastest-growing corridors including Park Ridge, Greenbank, and Beaumont Rise Estate. Whether you’re a first-home buyer or an investor, our properties for sale start from $760K and come as full turnkey packages, meaning the home is ready to move in or rent with no hidden extras.

Yes — and 2026 is an especially strong window. First-home buyers purchasing a new house and land package in Queensland currently qualify for the $30,000 First Home Owner Grant (on homes under $750K, for contracts signed before 30 June 2026), plus zero stamp duty on new homes with no price cap. A first-home buyer securing a new home in Brisbane before the June 2026 deadline could access up to $54,500 in combined government support. Our team can help you understand which options apply to your purchase.

A house and land package combines two contracts — one for the land and one for the build — packaged together so buyers can be confident the home design fits the lot, meets estate covenants, and complies with council regulations. Buying land separately means you take on that compliance risk yourself. All our packages are full turnkey, so the price you see covers everything needed to move in — no surprise costs at settlement.

Beyond the land price itself, budget for these:

• Stamp duty is calculated on the purchase price. Building a new (house and land package) currently attracts $0 stamp duty regardless of price in Queensland. Buying established land still incurs duty, though first home buyer concessions apply up to $800,000.
• Conveyancing/solicitor fees, typically $1,500–$2,500.
• Building and pest inspection, Around $500+ if applicable.
• Mortgage registration fees are a few hundred dollars, depending on loan size.
• Council rates adjustment, usually settled at the time of purchase.

Total upfront costs beyond the purchase price generally run $3,000–$5,000, excluding stamp duty.

From contract signing to handover, most standard project builds take 12 to 18 months. Custom or architecturally designed homes run longer, 18 to 24 months, is realistic once you factor in design, approvals, and construction.

Key phases include: site works and slab (6–10 weeks), frame and roof (4–6 weeks), lock-up, fit-out, and finishes (12–16 weeks). Council approvals and engineering reports add time before the first nail goes in.

Brisbane’s subtropical climate doesn’t stop construction, but the wet season (November–March) can slow external works. Factor that in when planning your move-in date.