Hold a place.

The last step of the journey: hold a place in the build queue with a refundable deposit. Change your mind, get it back. The terms live right on this page.

Preview. No payment is taken

Step 5: the cinnabar seal. A place held.

Your journey so far

Plan chosen—
Lot sent for the human check—
Costs built for your lot—
Finance first answer—
File sent to broker—

You can hold a place before finishing the steps, but a deposit stands on much firmer ground with the journey done.

Holding & refund terms

Being written. The deposit amount and refund terms will be published right here, together, before this page takes a cent. Until then nothing is held. We don't pretend there's a queue.

Victorian law is on your side

When you sign a building contract, Victorian law caps the contract deposit: at most 5% where the contract price is $20,000 or more (section 11, Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995). A builder taking more than that is breaking the law.

The hold on this page is a refundable amount placed BEFORE any building contract exists. It is not the contract deposit. How it relates to that contract will be spelled out in the terms, before this page takes a cent.

Tell me when the deposit opens

Leave a phone number or email. When the terms and amount are published, you hear first. Nothing else.

Saved on this computer. preview: nothing was sent. Real site: we message you once, when the terms publish.
Holding deposit · refundable
$ — published with the terms
Refundable100%, per the terms on this page
Paymentcard, via Stripe, at launch

Preview: this button opens when the terms and amount are published. No payment is taken before then.

A holding deposit, not a contract. A building contract is only signed after the independent lot screen and a fixed written quote. The deposit only holds your place in the queue, and it comes back if you step away.

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