Foreign buyers are restricted from purchasing established Australian homes. New and off‑the‑plan dwellings are the exception — and that is exactly what we represent.
A transparent legal system, sustained population growth and a persistent housing shortage make Australian residential property a resilient long‑term store of value.
Foreign persons must obtain Foreign Investment Review Board approval before buying Australian residential land, and pay application fees and state surcharges. Established dwellings are currently off‑limits — new dwellings are not.
We screen every opportunity for eligibility, so you are only ever shown property you can lawfully buy.
We understand your goals, budget, timeline and home‑country context.
We confirm what you can buy and coordinate your FIRB application and approvals.
We guide the reservation, contract and settlement of the right residence.
We keep you informed in English, Japanese or Korean, through to completion.
Yes — with FIRB approval, and generally limited to new and off‑the‑plan dwellings while the established‑dwelling ban applies. Our entire collection is eligible.
FIRB application fees (scaled to price), a foreign acquirer duty surcharge (8% in Queensland) and, in some states, a land‑tax surcharge. We model these into every purchase.
No. We act for offshore buyers end‑to‑end and report in English, Japanese or Korean; identity verification is completed remotely under Australian law.
Because it's what you can lawfully buy — and it lets you secure tomorrow's address at today's price, with time to arrange finance before completion.
Tell us what you're looking for. We'll send the eligible collection, with pricing and yields, in your language.
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