Browse by build stage

Whether you want to lock in today’s price and move in later, or move into a brand-new home now, start with where the project is up to.

Off the plan

Secure a home from plans and renders, often with time to save before settlement.

Under construction

See real progress on site and a firmer completion window.

Newly completed

Brand-new homes ready to inspect and move into now.

House & land

Pick your lot and build a new home in a growing estate.

Townhouses

Low-maintenance new townhouses with room to grow.

New projects now selling

Explore floorplans, pricing and completion timing for new developments, then enquire directly.

New homes by city

Sydney

New apartments and townhouses across Greater Sydney

Melbourne

Off-the-plan and house & land in Victoria

Brisbane

New homes across South East Queensland

Perth

New builds and estates in Western Australia

Adelaide

New homes in South Australia

Canberra

New apartments and townhouses in the ACT

Why buy new through Lason

New homes only

No resales mixed in. Every listing is a new development, new build or house & land package.

Plans upfront

Renders, floorplans and inclusions on each project page, so you can compare before you visit.

Compare side by side

Shortlist projects and compare price, size and completion timing in one view.

Talk to the seller

Enquire, request a brochure or book a display suite visit straight from the listing.

FINANCE & ENQUIRIES

Get pre-approved before you choose your new home

Knowing your borrowing power helps you shortlist the right projects and move quickly on a release. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll connect you with new-home options and finance support.

  • Off-the-plan deposits and settlement timing explained
  • Help comparing projects and floorplans
  • First home buyer questions answered

Buying off the plan: common questions

You sign a contract to buy a home before it’s built, based on plans, renders, a finishes schedule and often a display suite. You usually pay a deposit at exchange and the balance at settlement, once the home is complete and registered.

A 10% deposit is common, usually held in a trust account until settlement. Some developers accept a smaller deposit or a deposit bond. The amount and conditions are set by each contract, so check with your conveyancer.

It’s the date by which the project must be completed. If it isn’t finished by then, the contract may be ended. Several states, including NSW and Victoria, limit when a developer can rely on a sunset clause to end a contract without the buyer’s consent or a court order.

Each state and territory offers support for eligible first home buyers, such as the First Home Owner Grant for new homes and stamp duty concessions. Amounts, price caps and rules differ by state and change over time, so check your state revenue office before you buy.

Most contracts allow a pre-settlement inspection once the home is complete, so you can check it against the plans and inclusions and list any defects for the builder to fix.

General information only, not legal or financial advice. Speak to a conveyancer or solicitor before signing a contract.

Selling a new development?

Put your project in front of buyers searching specifically for new homes. List apartments, townhouses and house & land packages with renders, floorplans and availability.