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Sala Property

For Buyers

Land in South East Queensland's growth corridors.

Sala markets and sells homesites in masterplanned estates on the Gold Coast, in Ipswich and in the Brisbane Valley. Register for an estate to receive lot plans, pricing and release dates before public launch.

The Process

From registration to settlement.

  1. 1

    Choose an estate

    Compare current and upcoming Sala estates by location, lot size and price range.

  2. 2

    Register your interest

    Registration is free. Registered buyers receive the lot plan, pricing and release dates for each stage before public launch.

  3. 3

    Select a lot

    Reserve your preferred lot at the stage release. A 24 to 48 hour holding period applies before contract.

  4. 4

    Contract and settlement

    The Sala team coordinates the contract, deposit and settlement timeline with your solicitor.

Questions

Common questions from buyers.

What does it cost to register interest?

Nothing. Registration adds you to the mailing list for that estate. The Sala team contacts registered buyers with lot plans, pricing and release dates before each stage opens to the public.

How big are the lots?

Lot sizes vary by estate, from around 240 sqm at Yarrowlea to 4,000 sqm at Sanctuary Rise. Each estate page lists its lot range.

Can I bring my own builder?

Yes, in most estates, subject to the estate's design covenants. Some estates also offer builder partner programs for house and land packages.

How long between contract and settlement?

Registered land typically settles 30 days from contract. Land sold before title registration settles within 21 days of registration. The contract sets out the exact timing.

Is finance assistance available?

Sala does not provide finance. The team can refer buyers to mortgage brokers who can assess borrowing capacity and pre-approval.

What deposit is required?

Most estates require a 10% deposit at contract. Some stages offer a 5% deposit option. The on-site sales team can confirm the terms for a specific release.

Are there design covenants?

Yes. Each Sala estate has design guidelines that set standards for home design, materials and landscaping. The team walks buyers through the requirements before contract.

What is the difference between registered and unregistered land?

Registered land has its title issued and can settle immediately. Unregistered land is sold before title is issued and settles once registration is complete.