There’s never been a better time to secure your dream home at Highland Walloon, with the Queensland Government today unveiling the most generous shared equity scheme in the country – helping even more first home buyers get onto the property ladder.
Announced in the 2025 State Budget, the new $165 million Boost to Buy program will support eligible Queenslanders looking to purchase homes worth up to $1 million, including new builds like those at Highland Walloon.
Under the scheme, the Government will contribute:
– Up to 30 per cent equity for new builds
– Up to 25 per cent equity for existing homes
This means for a new property valued at $750,000, an approved buyer with a minimum deposit of $15,000 could receive up to $225,000 in equity support from the Government, dramatically lowering the up-front cost of buying a home.
The Boost to Buy scheme will be available for singles earning up to $150,000 and dual applicants earning up to $225,000.
Applications are expected to open later this year, giving buyers time to explore options and get ready to apply.
Lennium Development Manager Ian Worthington welcomed the new incentive as a significant helping hand for Queenslanders struggling to get into the property market.
“Highland Walloon is already one of the best value new communities in Southeast Queensland, and with this new equity scheme, home ownership here is now even more accessible.”
Whether you’re a first homebuyer, starting a family, or planning a fresh start, Highland Walloon is a smart choice.
Construction is already underway, with four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes featuring double garages starting at around $650,000. The community features an average lot size of approximately 500 square metres – offering more space and better value than most new land releases in the region.
With home and land packages flying off the shelves and demand only set to increase, now is the perfect time to take the next step.
Want to take a look? Potential buyers are encouraged to register their interest to avoid missing out.