Turnkey house and land in Grantville, backed by independent Urbis market research and positioned for investors seeking a simple residential opportunity with rental-demand fundamentals.
Holloway gives advisers a simple referral story: a brand-new freestanding 4-bedroom home at a price point many buyers no longer expect to find.
Many buyers assume a brand-new freestanding 4-bedroom home is no longer achievable at this price level. Holloway challenges that assumption immediately.
For buyers comparing smaller dwellings or established housing, Holloway provides a new-build alternative with more space and a clearer ownership proposition.
Turnkey delivery helps investors move more quickly from purchase to tenant-ready completion with fewer post-settlement costs and decisions.
Holloway gives advisers a simple conversation to have with buyers who want a new freestanding home but assume they have already been priced out of that market. The opportunity is easy to understand, easy to explain and backed by independent market evidence.
That is the first investor question. Urbis reports Grantville rental yield at 4.2% and vacancy at 2.0%, giving advisers a clearer rental-demand conversation before moving into the broader growth story.
The adviser question is not simply “where is Grantville?” It is “what supports demand?” The Urbis market outlook identifies population growth, housing supply pressure, infrastructure investment and rental fundamentals as key parts of the regional story.
Bass Coast LGA is forecast to grow over the coming decade.
Urbis highlights a forecast supply shortage by 2036.
Wonthaggi Hospital expansion and Bass Coast Village support local amenity and employment.
Grantville’s vacancy rate indicates limited rental supply.
Urbis provides third-party validation for the key investor questions: rental fundamentals, buyer demand, population growth and future housing supply.
Grantville’s rental yield is reported at 4.2%, above Bass Coast at 3.8% and Greater Melbourne at 3.5%.
Urbis reports 62% of new housing demand in Bass Coast sits between $500k and $800k — the same bracket Holloway is positioned within.
Urbis identifies forecast population growth across Bass Coast and a projected dwelling shortage as part of the broader demand story.
The product delivers the investment story: new freestanding homes, four-bedroom configurations, turnkey inclusions and low-maintenance delivery.
Holloway should be positioned around investment confidence: new-build tax advantages, rental fundamentals, turnkey delivery and a price point aligned with active market demand.
New residential property may provide eligible investors with depreciation allowances and, under announced Federal Budget settings, new builds retain access to negative gearing and provide CGT treatment choices not available to all investment types. Buyers should seek independent tax advice.
Landscaping, fencing, driveway, flooring, blinds and key inclusions are already incorporated, helping reduce the gap between completion and rental readiness.
A 4-bedroom house and land package gives investors exposure to a residential asset type many buyers continue to understand, value and aspire to own.
A new 4-bedroom freestanding home, delivered turnkey, at an accessible entry price, supported by independent Urbis research and a clearer rental-demand story.
Holloway forms part of a planned residential environment with open space, wetlands and community amenity. For investors, the relevance is simple: presentation, liveability and amenity can support tenant appeal and long-term resale depth.
Holloway uses a traditional two-part house-and-land structure. Advisers should ensure buyers understand the land contract and build contract process.
The buyer secures the underlying land contract.
The building contract is prepared and finalised separately.
Construction progresses through standard build milestones.
The buyer receives a completed turnkey home at completion.
Holloway is best suited to investor-led conversations where the buyer values freestanding housing, new-build benefits and long-term exposure to an affordable regional growth market.
Needs a simple, understandable residential investment story.
Wants a new freestanding asset at an accessible price point.
Looking for new-build depreciation, lower maintenance and rental demand.
Wants more home for the money than comparable metro options.
Wants exposure to Bass Coast demand and supply pressure.
Rental demand depends on more than price. Grantville offers everyday amenity, open space, coastal access and regional connectivity — practical factors that help support tenant appeal and future resale depth.
Holloway gives advisers a straightforward residential investment conversation: clear price point, clear product, independent market validation and project assets available through the Agent Portal.
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