House & Land

October 10, 2026

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FHP field note · reviewed 10 October 2026

A house-and-land result remains provisional until it is sited

A floor plan and a lot do not automatically work together. FHP requests the current land details, siting, orientation, setbacks, site-cost assumptions, build inclusions and both contracts before comparing package totals.

  • Confirm that the displayed design is approved or suitable for the lot.
  • Separate land, build, site works, upgrades and excluded finishing costs.
  • Check registration and construction timing against finance validity.
Primary sources used for this reviewAustralian Building Codes Board · Queensland Government — Buying, owning and selling a homeChecked 10 October 2026. Government rules, thresholds and property information can change. Confirm current eligibility and transaction details with the authority, lender and relevant licensed advisers before acting.

Start with the complete package

Compare the land, home design, inclusions, site costs and contract structure—not only the headline price.

Ask what is included

Confirm inclusions, timelines, site conditions and any items that may change the final cost.

Check the location

Consider transport, amenities, future development and day-to-day suitability.

Use this as a practical next step

  1. Search homes that suit your budget and location.
  2. Compare complete written inclusions and contract terms.
  3. Get independent financial, legal and building advice before committing.

Keep your first-home decision moving

Use the property directory, the First Home Buyer Guide and the team when you need the next step.

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This material on a house-and-land result remains provisional until it is sited is general information. Confirm property facts, eligibility, finance and legal obligations for your circumstances before acting.

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