Interest rate cuts, stamp duty concessions and a $26,000 cash boost for first home buyers means building a brand new home at a Peet Limited estate is even more affordable.
First home buyers simply need to purchase their home site and sign a building contract between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 to access their share of the Federal Government’s new $1.5 billion First Home Owners Boost.
Supplemented by a $5,000 State Government’s first home owner bonus – the two deliver a giant $26,000 kick start for first home buyers in Victoria.
First home buyers also save thousands through State Government stamp duty cuts announced earlier this year.
Plus, interest rate falls have seen some lenders drop their rates by more than 1% in the past two months. For a purchaser borrowing around $300,000, the savings quickly add up to around $2,200 over a full year.
When combined, the savings add up to thousands of good reasons to purchase a new homesite at a Peet estate in Victoria.
For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost visit www.firsthome.gov.au
To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au
Monday, November 3, 2008
Thousands more good reasons to build a dream home at a Peet Limited estate in Western Australia
Interest rate cuts, stamp duty savings and a $21,000 cash boost for first home buyers means building a brand new home at a Peet Limited estate is even more affordable.
First home buyers simply need to purchase their home site and sign a building contract between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 to access their share of the Federal Government’s new $1.5 billion First Home Owners Boost.
Together with special State Government stamp duty rates on land valued up to $400,000 – that’s a great kick start for first home buyers.
Peet Limited is also supporting buyers with its Flying Start package, which offers thousands of dollars in bonuses for items such as retaining walls, side and rear fencing and front garden landscaping.
With interest rate falls of more than 1% in two months, delivering estimated savings of about $2,200 over a full year on borrowings around $300,000, it provides thousands of good reasons to purchase a new homesite at a Peet estate in WA.
For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost
visit www.firsthome.gov.au
For information on stamp duty visit www.dtf.wa.gov.au/cms/tre_content.asp?id=1732
To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au
First home buyers simply need to purchase their home site and sign a building contract between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 to access their share of the Federal Government’s new $1.5 billion First Home Owners Boost.
Together with special State Government stamp duty rates on land valued up to $400,000 – that’s a great kick start for first home buyers.
Peet Limited is also supporting buyers with its Flying Start package, which offers thousands of dollars in bonuses for items such as retaining walls, side and rear fencing and front garden landscaping.
With interest rate falls of more than 1% in two months, delivering estimated savings of about $2,200 over a full year on borrowings around $300,000, it provides thousands of good reasons to purchase a new homesite at a Peet estate in WA.
For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost
visit www.firsthome.gov.au
For information on stamp duty visit www.dtf.wa.gov.au/cms/tre_content.asp?id=1732
To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au
Thousands more good reasons to build a dream home at a Peet Limited estate in Queensland
Interest rate falls, duty cuts and a $21,000 cash boost for first home buyers means building a brand new home at a Peet Limited estate is even more affordable.
First home buyers simply need to purchase their home site and sign a building contract between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 to access their share of the Federal Government’s new $1.5 billion First Home Owners Boost.
Together with State Government stamp duty cuts, which offer savings of up to $7,650 on vacant land valued at $150,000 to $300,000 – that’s a giant kick start for first home buyers.
Peet Limited is also assisting buyers at Warner Lakes estate near Brisbane with its Flying Start package, which offers thousands of dollars in bonuses for items such as fencing and garden landscaping, plus a $2,000 cash rebate.
Supported by interest rate falls of more than 1% in two months, which would deliver estimated savings of around $2,200 over a full year on borrowings around $300,000, there’s now thousands of good reasons to purchase a new home site at a Peet estate in Queensland.
For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost visit www.firsthome.gov.au
For information about duty cuts visit www.firsthomebuyers.qld.gov.au/concessions-index.shtml
To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au.
First home buyers simply need to purchase their home site and sign a building contract between 14 October 2008 and 30 June 2009 to access their share of the Federal Government’s new $1.5 billion First Home Owners Boost.
Together with State Government stamp duty cuts, which offer savings of up to $7,650 on vacant land valued at $150,000 to $300,000 – that’s a giant kick start for first home buyers.
Peet Limited is also assisting buyers at Warner Lakes estate near Brisbane with its Flying Start package, which offers thousands of dollars in bonuses for items such as fencing and garden landscaping, plus a $2,000 cash rebate.
Supported by interest rate falls of more than 1% in two months, which would deliver estimated savings of around $2,200 over a full year on borrowings around $300,000, there’s now thousands of good reasons to purchase a new home site at a Peet estate in Queensland.
For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost visit www.firsthome.gov.au
For information about duty cuts visit www.firsthomebuyers.qld.gov.au/concessions-index.shtml
To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au.
Wellard community artworks unveiled
The Wellard Community Art Project – which produced a series of unique artworks, created by members of the local community, students from the Peter Carnley Anglican Community School and a team of youth participating in a local Green Corps project – was unveiled at a special celebration on Saturday (1 November).
More than 30 members of the local community joined project partners, Peet Limited the Department of Housing and Works, Town of Kwinana and Peter Carnley Anglican Community School to celebrate the culmination of this exciting project.
The project was also supported by Challenger TAFE and received funding support from the Community Arts Network WA.
Guests soaked up the sunshine, took time to stroll through Linear Park and view the new artworks and enjoyed the antics of a roving circus performer.
Launching the art project Town of Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams said that community art is something that Council feels is very important.
“Art gives people a way of expressing their creativity,” she said. “And it allows them to reflect on what living in Kwinana means to them.”
The artworks, which now contribute to the creation of dynamic, interactive areas of public open space within The Village at Wellard, were completed at a series of community and student workshops guided by professional community artist Christine Martin-Hegarty and assistant artist, Elena Lane.
A group of interested local residents, who took part in the community workshops, designed and decorated seating made from timber salvaged from The Village at Wellard estate with clay, painting and carving techniques.
The students, from Peter Carnley Anglican Community School, produced four large mosaic artworks with kindergarten students contributing their footprints to a clay border around the mosaic work.
Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said the project had provided the opportunity to establish further links with local community groups and residents, enhancing the strong sense of community spirit which is already developing at The Village at Wellard.
“The level of support and commitment from the community has been fantastic,” said Mr Gore. “And the result is a great series of artworks which will provide a lasting legacy for community to enjoy.”
For more information about The Village at Wellard visit www.thevillageatwellard.com.au.
More than 30 members of the local community joined project partners, Peet Limited the Department of Housing and Works, Town of Kwinana and Peter Carnley Anglican Community School to celebrate the culmination of this exciting project.
The project was also supported by Challenger TAFE and received funding support from the Community Arts Network WA.
Guests soaked up the sunshine, took time to stroll through Linear Park and view the new artworks and enjoyed the antics of a roving circus performer.
Launching the art project Town of Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams said that community art is something that Council feels is very important.
“Art gives people a way of expressing their creativity,” she said. “And it allows them to reflect on what living in Kwinana means to them.”
The artworks, which now contribute to the creation of dynamic, interactive areas of public open space within The Village at Wellard, were completed at a series of community and student workshops guided by professional community artist Christine Martin-Hegarty and assistant artist, Elena Lane.
A group of interested local residents, who took part in the community workshops, designed and decorated seating made from timber salvaged from The Village at Wellard estate with clay, painting and carving techniques.
The students, from Peter Carnley Anglican Community School, produced four large mosaic artworks with kindergarten students contributing their footprints to a clay border around the mosaic work.
Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said the project had provided the opportunity to establish further links with local community groups and residents, enhancing the strong sense of community spirit which is already developing at The Village at Wellard.
“The level of support and commitment from the community has been fantastic,” said Mr Gore. “And the result is a great series of artworks which will provide a lasting legacy for community to enjoy.”
For more information about The Village at Wellard visit www.thevillageatwellard.com.au.
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