Key points
- Builders buy vacant lots, knock-down-rebuild sites and subdividable blocks.
- Untitled land in new estates may be sold before titles are issued, if the contract allows.
- Clear information on the lot's size, orientation and covenants helps builders decide quickly.
What builders buy
- Titled vacant lots ready to build on
- Lots in new estates that have not yet titled
- Older homes on good-sized blocks for knock-down-rebuild
- Blocks with subdivision or dual-occupancy potential
Selling land that hasn't titled yet
If you bought a lot in a new estate and titles have not been issued, you may be able to nominate a buyer or assign your contract before settlement, depending on your contract and the developer's consent. Read our guide on selling before settlement.
Information builders want
- Lot size, frontage, depth and orientation
- Estate design guidelines and covenants
- Expected title date and any building deadlines
- Services, easements and site conditions
How we help
Our agents connect your land with builders actively looking for sites, and our marketing team presents the information builders need to move quickly.
This guide is general information only and doesn't consider your circumstances. It is not legal, tax or financial advice.