The first home buyer chasing the grant
Has read the grant and stamp duty guides for their state and knows a new build is where the concessions are. Wants to know what is titled, what the build timeline is, and what the total cost looks like.
This is a listing model, not a list of names. You put your house-and-land packages in front of buyers researching new homes, grants and stamp duty on our site. When one of them enquires about your package, the enquiry comes to you and nobody else. We will tell you what enquiry volume looks like for your location before you commit.
Illustrative record. Names and figures are a composite. The fields are exactly what you receive.
New-home buyers on the site are usually part-way through the research: grants, stamp duty concessions, whether house and land is worth it, and how to choose a builder. Your packages sit in the house-and-land section they browse, and each package page carries its own enquiry form.
Every one of these pages is written the same way: real numbers, named sources, the trade-off said out loud. Someone who arrives from one of them has already been treated like an adult, and expects the agent on the phone to do the same.
It arrives by email as a single record, contact details at the top and the form they used in its own line, so you know how they came to us before you dial. At the point they gave their details, the form told them in plain words that a local agent or specialist would contact them.
They are expecting you. See the full breakdown of what every lead includes on the main real estate leads page.
Has read the grant and stamp duty guides for their state and knows a new build is where the concessions are. Wants to know what is titled, what the build timeline is, and what the total cost looks like.
Comparing house and land with established property on yield and depreciation. Wants rental estimates, the land size and the build contract terms. Answer with numbers, not a brochure.
Selling an established home and building their next one. Timing is everything: land settlement, build time and when they need to be out. A builder who talks through the timeline wins the conversation.
Lenders usually want a share of a project sold before they fund construction. Work backwards from that number and you get the enquiry volume a campaign has to produce: pre-sales needed, divided by the share of qualified buyers who pay a deposit, divided by the share of enquiries who become qualified buyers.
The example below uses a 40-lot release with 26 pre-sales needed. The conversion rates are placeholders, not benchmarks; use your own from the last release. The point is the shape: small changes in how many enquiries you follow up properly change the enquiry count you need far more than the price of each enquiry does.
| If this many enquiries become qualified buyers | And this many qualified buyers pay a deposit | Enquiries needed for 26 pre-sales |
|---|---|---|
| 1 in 5 (20%) | 1 in 2 (50%) | 260 |
| 1 in 10 (10%) | 1 in 2 (50%) | 520 |
| 1 in 10 (10%) | 1 in 4 (25%) | 1,040 |
Illustrative. Pre-sale requirements vary by lender and project, and your conversion rates will differ. Not a forecast of enquiry volume from Your Property Guide.
None of this is proprietary. It is what the people who convert these enquiries actually do, written down so a new partner can do it from the first lead.
Package enquiries come with a message. Reply to it specifically, with the land, the price and the next available inspection time.
New-home buyers enquire on several packages in one sitting. The first builder or sales consultant to ring with answers gets the display-home visit.
Pre-approval, deposit, grant eligibility and when they need to move. It decides whether they are buying this release or the next.
From first enquiry to settlement on a new build can take many months. Construction updates and display-home invites keep the buyer engaged.
Deposits and contracts from our enquiries. It shows which package pages work and helps us place your stock in front of the right readers.
You pay for delivered, in-scope leads. No platform fee, no retainer, no set-up charge, and no share of your commission. Priced by lead type, area and the weekly volume you want; quoted in writing before anything starts.
Month to month from the first lead. Raise your cap, lower it, or pause the moment your diary is full. We would rather keep you because the leads list than because a contract says so.
Wrong or disconnected number, outside the suburbs you nominated, or someone who tells you they have already signed with another agent: flag it within seven days and it is replaced.
One lead, one agent, matched to your suburbs. Never shared with a second agent, never resold, never recycled as aged data.
The vetting standard, the cost-per-listing maths and the things we will not promise you are on the main real estate leads page.
For us, they are buyer enquiries for new homes: people who enquired about your house-and-land package on Your Property Guide. They are not contact lists of developers, and they are not trade or renovation job leads.
You list your house-and-land packages on the site. Each package page has an enquiry form, and an enquiry on your package goes to you alone, by email, with the buyer's name, mobile, email and message.
Pay per enquiry, priced by location and volume, with no platform fee, no minimum and no share of the sale. Register and we will send current availability and pricing in writing within one business day.
It depends on your location, your price point and how many packages you list. We will quote realistic enquiry numbers for your location before you list, and we will not promise a number we cannot back.
Not as a separate product yet. Our new-home enquiries today come from house-and-land package listings. If you are marketing an off-the-plan project, tell us on the form and we will let you know what we can do.
No. Trade directories send renovation and construction jobs. These are home buyers enquiring about a specific house-and-land package, which suits volume builders, developers and their sales teams.
Tell us your suburbs. Within one business day you will have availability and a written per-lead price, and you commit to nothing until you say so.