• Build in: Sydney

    Own land already

    When you partner with Emaar Homes, building a home on your land is simple.

    If You Already Own Land, You're Halfway There

    Owning a parcel of land means you’re already halfway to realizing your dream home or building an investment property. With the location secured, it’s time to concentrate on the construction. Emaar Homes is there to do everything for you for your dream Property Development.

    What to Do with Your Own Land for Property Development

    1. Determine Your Goals: Decide if you want to build your dream home, create rental properties, or develop for resale.
    2. Research Zoning Regulations: Check local zoning laws to understand what you can build on your land.
    3. Create a Budget: Establish a budget for construction, including permits, materials, and labor.
    4. Choose a Design: Consider what type of home or property you want, taking into account your lifestyle and the local market.
    5. Hire Professionals: Engage architects, builders, and contractors to help with the design and construction process.
    6. Obtain Permits: Apply for necessary building permits and approvals from local authorities.
    7. Plan for Infrastructure: Consider utilities, access roads, and landscaping as part of your property development.
    8. Start Construction: Once everything is in place, begin the building process.
    9. Market Your Property: If you plan to sell or rent, develop a marketing strategy to attract potential buyers or tenants.
    10. Maintain the Property: Once completed, ensure regular maintenance to preserve the value of your investment.

    Build Process 

    1. Planning and Design:  

    1. Define your vision and goals for the property
    2. Work with architects to create detailed plans and designs.

    2. Budgeting:  

    1. Establish a budget covering all aspects of the build, including materials, labor, and permits.

    3. Permitting:  

    1. Apply for necessary building permits and approvals from local authorities.

    4. Site Preparation:  

    1. Clear and level the land, and prepare the foundation.

    5. Foundation Work:  

    1. Lay the foundation according to the design specifications.

    6. Framing:  

    1.  Construct the framework of the building, including walls, roof, and floors.

    7. Utilities Installation:  

    1. Install plumbing, electrical systems, and HVAC.

    8. Exterior Work:  

    1. Complete roofing, siding, and any outdoor structures.

    9. Interior Work:  

    1. Finish the interior, including drywall, flooring, painting, and fixtures.

    10. Final Inspections:  

    1. Conduct inspections to ensure everything meets local building codes and standards.

    11. Landscaping:  

    1. Add landscaping features, driveways, and outdoor spaces.

    12. Final Touches:  

    1. Make any final adjustments and prepare the property for occupancy.

    13. Move-In:  

    1. Once everything is complete and inspected, you can move into your new property or list it for sale or rent.