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We know there are lots of questions when buying a new home, building or living in a new community.

By listening to our customers, we have collected common questions and answers so you can easily access them any time you like. If you have any feedback or questions, please drop us a line at customercareteam@stockland.com.au.

Click on the links below to find the most common questions and answers specific to your area.

NSW General Residential FAQs

Registration dates are estimates only and are subject to change due to construction progress, difficult weather or authority approvals.

Your Stockland Sales Professional and Customer Relations Team will continue to keep you informed and are here to answer any questions you may have. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

You can also check the progress of your land online via the ‘Construction Update’ status located under the 'Getting Started' header tab on your local community webpage.

Any settlement extension requests need to be sent in writing from your nominated legal representative to the Stockland conveyancing team, for review.

During construction, once access to undertake a valuation of your land becomes available, the Stockland Team will provide you with an update that includes all the relevant information and access time frames.

Please ensure your bank or valuer follows the instructions provided within the update on how to gain access to site.

A soil test of your lot can only be completed once your lot has registered with NSW Land Registry Service. 

Maintaining your land is an essential part of being a landowner. This includes keeping it free of rubbish, overgrown grass and hazards. It's a good idea to install temporary fencing to ensure your land remains clear, safe and ready for your builder to begin constructing your future home!

Residents and builders have a responsibility to dispose of their rubbish correctly. Builders are usually responsive to requests to remove rubbish that their contractors have disposed of incorrectly. If you cannot resolve an issue directly with the suspected builder at fault, there are organisations that can help:

As part of putting the final touches on your stage, we install turf or lay seed on the nature strip and plant trees (wherever possible). Any damage caused during the construction of your new home should be addressed with your builder before they finish.

Everyone plays an important part in keeping the community looking beautiful. Although the Council owns the nature strips, it's the landowner's responsibility to maintain the nature strip directly in front of their home. This includes regular maintenance and clearing of litter. 

Retaining walls are structures used for supporting soil, so that two different levels can be achieved either side of the wall. In some cases, a batter may be used as a suitable alternative.

The retaining walls built by Stockland are built to Australian standards and certified by engineers. These have received approval by Council prior to settlement. You or your builder can obtain a copy of the certification relevant to your land on the Stockland Builder Portal.

If there is a retaining wall (or batter) on your land, it will form part of your contract of sale. After settlement, it is a landowners responsibility to maintain the retaining wall (or batter). It is important to maintain retaining walls to ensure they continue to work correctly.

Your builder and/or landscaper is required to connect retaining wall drainage into the appropriate drainage system. During construction, your builder and/or landscaper should take care when completing any works around existing retaining walls. Changing levels, excavating, adjusting or amending existing retaining walls may affect the structural integrity of the wall and/or batter.

Discover Stockland Referral Program so your friends become your neighbours.

Refer a friend you would love to live closer to and if they decide to purchase at a participating Stockland community, you may each receive a Visa Gift Card*.

For more information on how to refer your friends and family, click on the following link:

*Subject to terms and conditions.

Boundary fencing is the dividing fence you share with an adjoining neighbour. Building and maintaining this shared fence is the shared responsibility of yourself and your neighbour.

Stockland does not contribute towards neighbour fencing. It is the landowners responsibility to contact their adjoining neighbour/s to arrange fencing. Please contact your local council to obtain your neighbours contact details to organise fencing. Due to privacy laws Stockland are unable to share your neighbours contact details with you directly.

The authority for dividing fences is the New South Wales Government, which is covered under the Fencing Act. Here are some helpful links for more information:

If you have any further questions regarding Stockland design guidelines of the fence, the design essentials can be found on each community website or you can email the covenant team at design@stockland.com.au.

Your community is nbn equipped! This is how your broadband gets to you:

As part of developing your stage, Stockland completed the pit and pipe infrastructure. We then transfer ownership of this asset to nbn and it is their responsibility to make individual addresses within the development serviceable. The nbn team works with the local Council to obtain the street addresses.

A builder also follows steps to ensure a home is nbn™ ready such as connecting the wiring from the infrastructure in the streets to your home for your telephone and data points.

It is then the landowners' responsibility to talk to their preferred phone and internet provider about an nbn™ powered plan that best suits their needs, and connect to the internet. Please contact your preferred service provider to arrange connection and they will coordinate a time for the nbn™ supplied equipment to be installed (if not already pre-installed) and activated. 

 You can help make sure your new home is nbn™ ready:

If your home is in the construction or design stage, your builder can help enable an efficient connection to the nbn™ network by requesting a pre-install of nbn™ in-home equipment. Please visit New Pre-installation Request - www2.nbnco.com.au/ntd_pre_install or speak to a nbn™ pre-install specialist on 1800 687 626 for more information. 

For more information, please speak directly with your builder, selected service provider or nbn.

Stockland has design guidelines and build time frames in place to ensure all homes are developed in harmony with the surrounds and to create stunning streetscapes. 

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are held to the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community. 

After settlement, you are required to start building your new home in line with the time frames set out in your land contract.

Your design guidelines can be found on your Stockland community webpage. You can also email design@stockland.com.au if you have any design queries.

We appreciate having community members who help continue to keep the community looking beautiful.

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are assessed fairly against the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community.

Please be assured Design Essential compliance is taken seriously and is an expectation of all those who purchase in Stockland Estates. Regular inspections are carried out and Stockland provides covenant breaches to lot owners who do not comply. This protects your investment by maintaining a high standard of built form outcomes' and streetscape to our communities.

If you notice a design breach, please email design@stockland.com.au.

Any breaches will be resolved privately between the relevant lot owners and Stockland.

Safety is important to Stockland. When constructing the stage, Stockland contractors build the road infrastructure to the strict regulations provided by Council and Department of Transport and Main Roads. 

After a period of time, the ownership and maintenance of the roads are then handed over to Council. If you have any road speed questions, please reach out to the local Council.

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

Any speeding incidents should be reported to the Police as they have the authority to issue fines and penalties where required. 

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

If you believe you have witnessed any criminal activity, we encourage you to report this to the Police as soon as possible as they are the correct authority to investigate and stop crime.

We have been informed the NSW Police are not allocated due to resident numbers in a community, they are allocated in regards to number of reports in the area, so we encourage residents to continue to report any crime or suspicious behaviour.

You can also report cars parked illegally or dangerously to Council. The local Council may also be able to provide you with local neighbourhood watch group and further helpful information.

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

QLD General Residential FAQs

Registration dates are estimates only and are subject to change due to construction progress, difficult weather or authority approvals.

Your Stockland Sales Professional and Customer Relations Team will continue to keep you informed and are here to answer any questions you may have. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

You can also check the progress of your land online via the ‘Construction Update’ status located under the 'Getting Started' header tab on your local community webpage.

Any settlement extension requests need to be sent in writing from your nominated legal representative to the Stockland conveyancing team for review.

During construction of your land, once valuation and soil testing access becomes available, the Stockland Team will provide you with an update that includes all the relevant information and access time frames.

Please ensure your builder, bank or valuer follow the instructions provided within the update on how to gain access to the site.

Land surveys will be made available once registration of your land has occurred.

The boundaries of your land are pegged for you ready for settlement. Please inspect your land within the first two weeks after settlement and let us know if you are unable to locate any of your lot pegs so we can investigate.

After settlement, lot pegs are the landowner's responsibility. Please keep in mind that during the construction of your home, some lot pegs can accidentally be covered or removed.

Maintaining your land is an essential part of being a landowner. This includes keeping it free of rubbish, overgrown grass and hazards. It's a good idea to install temporary fencing to ensure your land remains clean, safe and ready for your builder to begin constructing your future home!

Residents and builders have a responsibility to dispose of their rubbish correctly. Builders are usually responsive to requests to remove rubbish that their contractors have disposed of incorrectly. Here are some organisations that can help with lot maintenance or illegal rubbish dumping:

If you notice illegal dumping of rubbish on your lot or an unmaintained lot, you can report it to Council and/or the Queensland Government as they can issue fines. Make sure that the information you provide contains all the necessary details (such as lot address, licence plate of the vehicle, photos, time and date of the incident etc.) so they can action your report successfully.

As part of putting the final touches on your stage, we install the streetscape in the nature strip (Council verge). Any damage caused during the construction of your new home should be addressed with your builder before they finish.

Everyone plays an important part in keeping the community looking beautiful. Although the Council owns the verge, it's the landowner's responsibility to maintain the nature strip directly in front of their home. This includes regular maintenance and clearing of litter.

If you see any cars parked illegally or dangerously on the nature strip, you can report it to Council.

Stormwater run-off is rainwater that runs off surfaces such as lawns, roads, roofs, car parks and natural ground surfaces. After settlement, each landowner has a responsibility to ensure the stormwater runoff from their land and/or property is managed correctly.

 Please ensure:

  • Stormwater run-off is not directed towards a retaining wall or adjoining properties.
  • Appropriate drainage in your backyard is installed and maintained regularly to ensure water can freely drain.
  • Your builder installs necessary measures during your house construction.
  • If there is an easement and/or Council asset on your property, ensure it is kept maintained and clear of debris to allow the natural flow of stormwater. 

Talk with your builder about what stormwater management you may need to install on your land.

Retaining walls are structures used for supporting soil so that two different levels can be achieved either side of the wall. In some cases, a batter may be used as a suitable alternative.

The retaining walls built by Stockland are built to Australian standards and certified by engineers. These have received approval by Council before settlement. You or your builder can obtain a copy of the certification relevant to your land on the Stockland Builder Portal.

If there is a retaining wall (or batter) on your land, it will form part of your contract of sale. After settlement, it is a landowners responsibility to maintain the retaining wall (or batter). It is important to maintain retaining walls to ensure they continue to work correctly.

Your builder and/or landscaper may be required to connect retaining wall drainage into the appropriate drainage system. During construction, your builder and/or landscaper should take care when completing any works around existing retaining walls. Changing levels, excavating, adjusting or amending existing retaining walls may affect the structural integrity of the wall and/or batter.

Discover Stockland Referral Program so your friends become your neighbours.

Refer a friend you would love to live closer to and if they decide to purchase at a participating Stockland community, you may each receive a Visa Gift Card*.

For more information on how to refer your friends and family, click on the following link:

*Subject to terms and conditions.

Boundary fencing is the dividing fence you share with an adjoining neighbour. Building and maintaining this shared fence is the shared responsibility of yourself and your neighbour.

Stockland does not contribute to neighbour fencing. It is the landowners responsibility to contact their adjoining neighbour/s to arrange fencing. Please feel free to contact your local Council or Stockland sales team to obtain your neighbours' details to discuss fencing (as per the Stockland privacy guideline and your contract of sale).

The authority for dividing fences is the Queensland Government. Here is some helpful information from the Queensland Government on neighbour fencing:

If you have any further questions regarding Stockland design guidelines of the fence, the design essentials can be found on your community website or you can email the Stockland Covenant Team at design@stockland.com.au.

Your Stockland community is nbn equipped!

As part of developing your stage, Stockland completed the pit and pipe infrastructure. We then transfer ownership of this asset to nbn and it is their responsibility to make individual addresses within the development serviceable. The nbn team works with the local Council to obtain the street addresses.

A builder also follows steps to ensure a home is nbn™ ready such as connecting the wiring from the infrastructure in the streets to your home for your telephone and data points.

It is then the landowners' responsibility to talk to their preferred phone and internet provider about an nbn™ powered plan that best suits their needs, and connect to the internet. Please contact your preferred service provider to arrange connection and they will coordinate a time for the nbn™ supplied equipment to be installed (if not already pre-installed) and activated.

To find out how you can help make sure your new home is nbn™ ready, visit nbn's website and type New Home into the search bar.

If your home is in the construction or design stage, your builder can help enable an efficient connection to the nbn™ network by requesting a pre-install of nbn™ in-home equipment. Please visit nbn's website and type Pre-installation Request into the search bar for more helpful information.

For more information, please speak directly with your builder, selected service provider or nbn™.

Stockland has design guidelines and build time frames in place to ensure all homes are developed in harmony with the surrounds and to create stunning streetscapes

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are held to the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community.

After settlement, we recommend you start building your new home as soon as you can within your contractual building time frames.

Your design guidelines can be found on your Stockland community webpage. You can also email the Stockland Covenant Team at design@stockland.com.au
 if you have any design queries.

We appreciate having community members who help continue to keep the community looking beautiful.

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are assessed fairly against the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community.

Please be assured Design Essential compliance is taken seriously and is an expectation of all those who purchase in Stockland Estates. Regular inspections are carried out and Stockland provides covenant breaches to lot owners who do not comply. This protects your investment by maintaining a high standard of built form outcomes' and streetscape to our communities.

If you notice a design breach, please email the Stockland Covenant Team at design@stockland.com.au.

Any breaches will be resolved privately between the relevant lot owners and Stockland.

Stockland cover rates up until the settlement of the land. Once settlement occurs, the rates are the landowners responsibility.

Please email legal.qld@stockland.com.au with a complete copy of the rates notice, all pages, both sides, so we can complete an adjustment for our portion. This amount will then be refunded to you via EFT to your nominated bank account within 2-4 weeks.

Safety is important to Stockland. When constructing the stage, Stockland contractors build the road infrastructure to the strict regulations provided by Council and Department of Transport and Main Roads.

After a period of time, the ownership and maintenance of the roads are then handed over to Council. If you have any road speed questions, please reach out to the local Council.

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

Any speeding incidents should be reported to the Police as they have the authority to issue fines and penalties where required.

You can also report cars parked illegally or dangerously to Council.

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

  • Department of Transport and Main Roads: Queensland road rules or phone 13 23 80
  • Queensland Police Service: QLD Police or phone 13 14 44 for general enquiries or 13HOON (13 46 66) to report hooning

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

If you believe you have witnessed any criminal activity, we encourage you to report this to the Police as soon as possible as they are the correct authority to investigate and stop crime.

We have been informed the Queensland Police are allocated in regards to the number of reports in the area, so we encourage residents to continue to report any crime or suspicious behaviour.

You can also report cars parked illegally or dangerously to Council. The Council may also be able to provide you with information on a local Neighbourhood Watch Group.

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

 

VIC General Residential FAQs

Registration dates are estimates only and are subject to change due to construction progress, difficult weather or authority approvals.

Your Stockland Sales Professional and Customer Relations Team will continue to keep you informed and are here to answer any questions you may have. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

You can also check the progress of your land online via the ‘Construction Update’ status located under the 'Getting Started' header tab on your local community webpage.

Any settlement extension requests need to be sent in writing from your nominated legal representative to the Stockland conveyancing team, for review. 

During construction, once access to undertake a valuation of your land becomes available, the Stockland Team will provide you with an update that includes all the relevant information and access time frames.

Please ensure your builder, bank or valuer follow the instructions provide within the update on how to gain access to the site.

A soil test of your lot can only be completed once your lot has registered with the Land Titles Office.

During construction, once access to undertake a valuation of your land becomes available, the Stockland Team will provide you with an update that includes all the relevant information and access time frames.

Please ensure your builder, bank or valuer follow the instructions provide within the update on how to gain access to the site.

A soil test of your lot can only be completed once your lot has registered with the Land Titles Office.

The boundaries of your land are pegged for you ready for settlement. Please inspect your land within the first 2 weeks after settlement and let us know if you are unable to locate any of your lot pegs so we can investigate.

After settlement, boundary pegs are the landowner's responsibility. Please keep in mind that during construction of your home, some pegs can accidentally be covered by dirt or removed.

Maintaining your land is an essential part of being a landowner. This includes keeping it free of rubbish, overgrown grass and hazards. It's a good idea to install temporary fencing to ensure your land remains clean, safe and ready for your builder to begin constructing your future home!

Residents and builders have a responsibility to dispose of their rubbish correctly. Builders are usually responsive to requests to remove rubbish that their contractors have disposed of incorrectly. If you cannot resolve an issue directly with the suspected builder at fault, here are some organisations can help:

Discover Stockland Referral Program so your friends become your neighbours.

Refer a friend you would love to live closer to and if they decide to purchase at a participating Stockland community, you may each receive a Visa Gift Card*.

For more information on how to refer your friends and family, click on the following link:

*Subject to terms and conditions.

Boundary fencing is the dividing fence you share with an adjoining neighbour. Building and maintaining this shared fence is the shared responsibility of yourself and your neighbour.

Please contact your local council to obtain your neighbours contact details to organise fencing. Due to privacy laws Stockland are unable to share your neighbours contact details with you directly. In Victoria, Stockland will contribute towards boundary fencing costs if the adjoining lot/land has not settled. Please email a fencing quote to fencingvic@stockland.com.au and we will respond within 10 business days.

The authority for dividing fences is the Victoria Government, which is covered under the Fencing Act. Here are some helpful links for more information:

If you have any further questions regarding Stockland design guidelines of the fence, the design essentials can be found on each community website or you can email the covenant team at design@stockland.com.au.

 

Your community is nbn equipped! This is how your broadband gets to you:

As part of developing your stage, Stockland completed the pit and pipe infrastructure. We then transfer ownership of this asset to nbn and it is their responsibility to make individual addresses within the development serviceable. The nbn team works with the local Council to obtain the street addresses.

A builder also follows steps to ensure a home is nbn™ ready such as connecting the wiring from the infrastructure in the streets to your home for your telephone and data points.

It is then the landowners' responsibility to talk to their preferred phone and internet provider about an nbn™ powered plan that best suits their needs, and connect to the internet. Please contact your preferred service provider to arrange connection and they will coordinate a time for the nbn™ supplied equipment to be installed (if not already pre-installed) and activated. 

 You can help make sure your new home is nbn™ ready:

If your home is in the construction or design stage, your builder can help enable an efficient connection to the nbn™ network by requesting a pre-install of nbn™ in-home equipment. Please visit New Pre-installation Request - https://www2.nbnco.com.au/ntd_pre_install/ or speak to a nbn™ pre-install specialist on 1800 687 626 for more information. 

For more information, please speak directly with your builder, selected service provider or nbn.

Stockland has design guidelines and build time frames in place to ensure all homes are developed in harmony with the surrounds and to create stunning streetscapes. 

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are held to the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community. 

After settlement, you are required to start building your new home in line with the time frames set out in your land contract.

Your design guidelines can be found on your Stockland community webpage. You can also email design@stockland.com.au if you have any design queries

We appreciate having community members who help continue to keep the community looking beautiful.

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are assessed fairly against the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community.

Please be assured Design Essential compliance is taken seriously and is an expectation of all those who purchase in Stockland Estates. Regular inspections are carried out and Stockland provides covenant breaches to lot owners who do not comply. This protects your investment by maintaining a high standard of built form outcomes' and streetscape to our communities.

If you notice a design breach, please email design@stockland.com.au.

Any breaches will be resolved privately between the relevant lot owners and Stockland.

Safety is important to Stockland. When constructing the stage, Stockland contractors build the road infrastructure to the strict regulations provided by Council and Transport for Victoria.

After a period of time, the ownership and maintenance of the roads are then handed over to Council. If you have any road speed questions, please reach out to the local Council.

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

Any speeding incidents need to be reported to the Police as they have the authority to issue fines and penalties where required. The Department of Transport:

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

If you believe you have witnessed any criminal activity, we encourage you to report this to the Police as soon as possible as they are the correct authority to investigate and stop crime.

You can also report cars parked illegally or dangerously to Council. The local Council may also be able to provide you with local neighbourhood watch group and further helpful information.

Here are some links to further information you may find helpful:

 

WA General Residential FAQs

Registration dates are estimates only and are subject to change due to construction progress, difficult weather or authority approvals.

Your Stockland Sales Professional and Customer Relations Team will continue to keep you informed and are here to answer any questions you may have. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

The Construction Update page is currently down for scheduled maintenance and is now anticipated to be back online early in the new year. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.

Any settlement extension requests need to be sent in writing from your nominated legal representative to the Stockland conveyancing team, for review. 

Your chosen lender will organise their nominated valuer to access land, and where it remains untitled, they will contact Stockland directly to organise access.

The boundaries of your land are pegged for you ready for settlement. Please inspect your land in the days leading up to settlement and let us know if you are unable to locate any of your lot pegs so we can investigate.

After settlement, boundary pegs are the landowner's responsibility. Please keep in mind that during construction of your home, some pegs can accidentally be covered by dirt or removed.

Maintaining your land is an essential part of being a landowner. This includes keeping it free of rubbish, overgrown grass and hazards. It's a good idea to install temporary fencing to ensure your land remains clean, safe and ready for your builder to begin constructing your future home!

Residents and builders have a responsibility to dispose of their rubbish correctly. Builders are usually responsive to requests to remove rubbish that their contractors have disposed of incorrectly. If you cannot resolve an issue directly with the suspected builder at fault, please contact your local Council.

As part of you landscaping bonus, your front garden and verge will be planted out with the required verge trees and street trees as well as lawn and mulch/plants.

Everyone plays an important part in keeping the community looking beautiful. Although the Council owns the nature strips, it's the landowner's responsibility to maintain the nature strip directly in front of their home. This includes regular maintenance and clearing of litter. 

If a verge tree is planted prior to settlement of your land, it is your responsibility to ensure that it isn’t damaged during construction of your home. 

Retaining walls are structures used for supporting soil so that two different levels can be achieved either side of the wall. In some cases, a batter may be used as a suitable alternative.

The retaining walls built by Stockland are built to Australian standards, certified by engineers. These have received approval by Council before settlement. You or your builder can obtain a copy of the certification relevant to your land on the Stockland Builder Portal.

If there is a retaining wall (or batter) on your land, it will form part of your contract of sale. After settlement, it is a landowners responsibility to maintain the retaining wall (or batter). It is important to maintain retaining walls to ensure they continue to work correctly.

Your builder and/or landscaper is required to connect retaining wall drainage into the appropriate drainage system. During construction, your builder and/or landscaper should take care when completing any works around existing retaining walls. Changing levels, excavating, adjusting or amending existing retaining walls may affect the structural integrity of the wall and/or batter.

Discover Stockland Referral Program so your friends become your neighbours.

Refer a friend you would love to live closer to and if they decide to purchase at a participating Stockland community, you may each receive a Visa Gift Card*.

For more information on how to refer your friends and family, click on the following link:

 

*Subject to terms and conditions.

Boundary fencing is the dividing fence you share with an adjoining neighbour and is installed as part of your fencing and landscaping bonus. Maintaining this shared fence is the shared responsibility of yourself and your neighbour.

The authority for dividing fences is the Western Australia Government, which is covered under the Dividing Fence Act. Here are some helpful links for more information:

If you have any further questions regarding Stockland design guidelines of the fence, the design essentials can be found on each community website or you can email the covenant team at design@stockland.com.au.

Due to privacy laws Stockland are unable to share your neighbours contact details with you directly.

 

Your community is nbn equipped! This is how your broadband gets to you:

As part of developing your stage, Stockland completed the pit and pipe infrastructure. We then transfer ownership of this asset to nbn and it is their responsibility to make individual addresses within the development serviceable. The nbn team works with the local Council to obtain the street addresses.

A builder also follows steps to ensure a home is nbn™ ready such as connecting the wiring from the infrastructure in the streets to your home for your telephone and data points.

It is then the landowners' responsibility to talk to their preferred phone and internet provider about an nbn™ powered plan that best suits their needs, and connect to the internet. Please contact your preferred service provider to arrange connection and they will coordinate a time for the nbn™ supplied equipment to be installed (if not already pre-installed) and activated. 

 You can help make sure your new home is nbn™ ready:

If your home is in the construction or design stage, your builder can help enable an efficient connection to the nbn™ network by requesting a pre-install of nbn™ in-home equipment. Please visit New Pre-installation Request - www2.nbnco.com.au/ntd_pre_install/ or speak to a nbn™ pre-install specialist on 1800 687 626 for more information. 

For more information, please speak directly with your builder, selected service provider or nbn.

 

Stockland has design guidelines and build time frames in place to ensure all homes are developed in harmony with the surrounds and to create stunning streetscapes. 

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are held to the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community. 

After settlement, we recommend you start building your new home as soon as you can within your contractual building time frames.

Your design guidelines can be found on your Stockland community webpage. You can also email design@stockland.com.au if you have any design queries.

We appreciate having community members who help continue to keep the community looking beautiful.

Design Essentials form part of the land contract and ensures all residents are assessed fairly against the same design covenant relevant to their stage of the community.

Please be assured Design Essential compliance is taken seriously and is an expectation of all those who purchase in Stockland Estates. Regular inspections are carried out and Stockland provides covenant breaches to lot owners who do not comply. This protects your investment by maintaining a high standard of built form outcomes' and streetscape to our communities.

If you notice a design breach, please email design@stockland.com.au.

Any breaches will be resolved privately between the relevant lot owners and Stockland.

Safety is important to Stockland. When constructing the stage, Stockland contractors build the road infrastructure to the strict regulations provided by Council and Department of Transport and Main Roads. 

The ownership and maintenance of the roads are then handed over to Council. If you have any road speed questions, please reach out to the local Council.

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

Any speeding incidents should be reported to the Police as they have the authority to issue fines and penalties where required.

In an emergency, you should phone Triple Zero (000). If you have a speech or hearing disability you can access the Triple Zero (000) service via the National Relay Service on 106.

If you believe you have witnessed any criminal activity, we encourage you to report this to the Police as soon as possible as they are the correct authority to investigate and stop crime.

We have been informed the WA Police are not allocated due to resident numbers in a community, they are allocated in regards to number of reports in the area, so we encourage residents to continue to report any crime or suspicious behaviour.

You can also report cars parked illegally or dangerously to Council. Your local Council may also be able to provide you with local neighbourhood watch group and further helpful information. Crime Stoppers:

Here is a link with more helpful information:

This website is supplied for the purpose of providing an impression of Stockland communities and the approximate location of existing and proposed third party infrastructure, facilities, amenities, services and destinations, and is not intended to be used for any other purpose. All details, images and statements are based on the intention of, and information available to, Stockland as at the time of publication (May 2024) and may change due to future circumstances. This website is not legally binding on Stockland. Stockland does not give any warrant in relation to any information contained in this website. Stockland does not accept any liability for loss or damage arising as a result of any reliance on this website or its contents.