Women in Property

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Women in Property Breakfast Series

We’re pleased to announce our new Women in Property Breakfast Series, designed to help women build confidence and gain a better understanding of the home building journey.

Hosted by Summit Homes Group’s experienced female property consultants and finance specialists, these relaxed morning sessions will cover the fundamentals of building a home — including where to start, the key steps involved, finance basics, and the support available throughout the process.

Whether you’re ready to build now or simply beginning to explore your options, this series offers the chance to ask questions, hear practical advice from industry experts, and connect with like-minded women in a welcoming, no-pressure environment.

Saturday, 10 October — Finance Explained, book here.
Saturday, 7 November — House & Land, book here.
Saturday, 5 December — New Year, New Home, book here.

Meet three of our New Home Sales Consultants

In this video, Liz Holloway (New Gen Homes), Jess Aureliano (Easystart Homes), and Nat Scott (Summit Homes) share why they love helping their clients navigate the journey into homeownership, and what makes their roles so rewarding. They also talk about the importance of finding the right consultant — someone you trust and feel comfortable with — and how that relationship can make all the difference when taking the leap into building your first home.

Whether you’re a first home buyer unsure of where to start, or simply looking for a supportive team to guide you through the building process, Liz, Jess, and Nat are here to help make it easier.

No Barriers for Women in Property

For a lot of women, the biggest barrier to buying a home isn’t finances or circumstances — it’s self-doubt. But homeownership doesn’t require a partner, a spouse, or a specific life stage. It’s an option no matter your situation.

Some of our own New Homes Consultants have been through it themselves — starting over, rebuilding, and buying a home on their own while dealing with the same doubts a lot of women feel. Their experience shows that getting into your first home isn’t about meeting some checklist. It’s about deciding to take the step.

Rebuilding After Divorce: A Real Client Story

Hear Nat Scott, Summit Homes Sales Consultant, share the story of a client — a mum who was recently divorced and starting over. Nat helped her turn a block she was left with after the divorce into a new multi-generational home. The design includes a built-in apartment at the front of the property, with the plan to rent it out and help pay down the mortgage — turning a fresh start into a smart long-term move.

No matter your age or circumstances — whether you’re starting again, starting fresh, or just starting out — there are options available to help you get into your next home. The first step is simply reaching out and having the conversation.

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Finance Options to Empower Your Property Journey

• Deposit Assist
• Debt Assist (Keystart only)
• Help to Buy – Shared Equity – The Federal Government can take up to a 40% stake in the client’s new home, with as little as a 2% deposit required.
• Keystart Shared Equity – The government can take up to a 35% stake in the client’s new home (for eligible property types), with a 2% deposit required, which may include the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG).
• 2% Family Home Guarantee – Available for eligible single parents.
• 5% First Home Guarantee – For eligible first home buyers.

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