Bellview Constructions Joins Display Houses

January 29, 2010, Donvale, Victoria - Display Houses, one of Australia’s top websites for real estate and home builders, is partnering with Bellview Constructions.

Bellview Constructions is a new home builder that is based in Campbellfield, Victoria. It is an award-winning construction company that is owned and managed by Ben Finlayson and his family.

It is supported by the Master Builders Association of Victoria and Worksafe Victoria. The company is also a certified and Registered Building Practitioner.

Some of the home designs and constructions by Bellview have been awarded as the best by the community of Victoria. This is because Bellview Constructions takes pride in customizing a design home to fit the owner’s needs while assimilating the elements of the general architecture of the neighborhood and natural surroundings.

This is why Display Houses is happy to have Bellview Constructions as one of their new home builders, helping future home owners find or materialize the home of their dreams. Display Homes include Australia home designs from the construction company’s impressive gallery of work. The display houses website also helps customers have better contact and coordination with Ben Finlayson and his team of skilled carpenters and talented designers.

Soon-to-be home owners can look through the new home designs and land for sale from Bellview Constructions through the Display Homes listings. Each entry in the listing features a photo of the home and a summary of the details of the property. This property summary includes the number of storeys and driving directions so that interested customers can see the home for themselves.

House hunters can also go through a quick search of new homes and home builders by typing in their location and other requirements. A search for homes and construction outfits in Victoria, for instance will lead to a listing of the best in the area. This includes Bellview Constructions, now a proud partner of Display Houses.

About DisplayHouses.com.au

Display Houses provides a comprehensive listing of the best Australian Home Builders who are highly skilled in planning, building and designing high-quality and modern homes to fit your budget plan. We also provide a wide choice of new home designs, house and land packages, real estate homes, display homes for sale made by the leading and emerging house builders in Australia.

Optimistic Outlook for Home Building Despite Downright Sales

The outlook for house building is optimistic despite the downright sales of new homes for sale in Australia.

According to the survey conducted by a Housing Industry Association last Novemeber, new home sales rose by just only 0.3 percent due to lack of finance availability seriously influenced the weak multi-unit, medium to high density housing sector. The good result comes next after the sales fell by 6 percent in October based from the survey done by Australia's largest Home Builders.

Western Australia was the stand out state because of having an increase of 12.1 percent for detached new home sales in November. In NSW, the sales were up by 2.7 percent, in South Australia, 2.6 percent but in Queensland and Victoria, they fell by 1.8 and 2.5 percent respectively.

Commsec economist Craig James said the big picture was more positive than the figures suggested. According to him, new approvals to build new homes for sale have increased by more than a third since this year while loans that have taken out to build new dwellings are currently at the highest levels in 15 years.

Source: The Australian News

Australia Needs to Build More Homes

According to Home Builder panels, Australia is not building enough new homes. So they agreed on the proposal of building more homes as the right way to make the housing price more affordable.

In recent years, Australian Housing has become among the most high-priced in the world. For an instance, the median Melbourne price increased by $100,000 in 2009 to more than $500,000.

Peter Jones of Master Home Builders Australia urged reform of "inefficient state and local government practices" as the way to lift the supply of new homes from about 130,000 now to about 200,000 per annum.

"Master Builders for some time has been calling on all governments to embrace a package of reforms including reform of developer charges, improved land release, better planning approval processes and the replacement of stamp duties with less distorting taxes," Mr Jones said.

Source: The Age

Home Building Approvals in WA Decline

The approvals for home building market in Western Australia has dropped for about ten percent from the month of October to November but home builders say they look forward to seeing the market to get better this year.

According to The Housing Industry Association, the approvals for single detached housing fell by only just over one percent and most of their down falls were in multi-unit lots.

John Dastlik said the decline for the percentage of approvals was expected.

"We've seen a slight softening within Western Australia down about ten point three per cent for the month of November in comparison to October, not unexpected," he said.

Mr Dastlik says he expects the approvals to rise up this 2010.

Source: ABC News
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HBA announces its 2009 Home Builder of the Year

Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County (HBA) awarded Wayne Holt of Reward Builders as the 2009 Home Builder of the Year

Richard Gaylord, HBA President, says "The selection of the Builder of the Year is one of the most difficult each year. This winner must demonstrate the high standards of our association and play an active part within our organization. Wayne Holt has the HBA resume that shows he has done it all and keeps the association’s best interest at heart.”

Holt serves on the Board of Directors, the Parade of Homes Committee, and the Education Committee. Last year, he successfully chaired Grill N’ Chili Cook Off Challenge, a new event for the HBA.

Source: The Apex Herald News