Top 5 Home Builders In Perth in 2024

Are you ready to start building a home or investment property in Perth, Western Australia, but not sure where to start? Hiring the services of a specialty development or construction company to take advantage of their expertise may be one option worth considering.

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Building a new home from scratch can be an exciting process, but your choice of builder is critical. You’re making a major investment and you need to be confident you’re partnering with a reliable and reputable builder. We help you narrow down the choice with a rundown of the top 5 home builders in Perth, Western Australia for 2022/23.

Top 5 home builders in Perth, WA

The top home builders for 2022/23 were revealed by industry housing experts HIA in its latest HIA-Colorbond steel Housing 100 Report. The report details the top builders nationally and by state, based on the number of homes they started working on throughout the financial year (new housing starts).

1. ABN Group

ABN Group operates across the full scope of the building and construction industry, including home building, commercial construction, home improvement and development and financial services. The Group comprises more than 20 businesses, including Dale Alcock Homes, Homebuyers Centre and Celebration Homes.

In 2022/23, ABN Group started 1,717 new builds in WA.

2. Home Group and Blueprint Homes

Home Group and Blueprint Homes are multi-award winning new home builders. They have won awards for Project Builder of the Year, Display Home of the Year and Best Customer Service. They aim to build homes for first home buyers, second or third or investors.

In 2022/23, Home Group and Blueprint Homes Group started 1,330 new builds in WA.

3. BGC Housing Group

BGC Housing Group makes a wide range of building materials, as well as construction. Specialised housing divisions cater for the first home market right through to luxury and commercial sectors.

In 2022/23, BGC Housing Group started 780 new builds in WA.

4. Redink Homes

Based in the Perth suburb of Osborne Park, home designer and builder Redink Homes also trades as 101 Residential and B1 Homes. 101 Residential focuses on cost-effective two-storey homes, while B1 Homes is pitched at the first home buyer market.

Redink Homes started building 748 new houses in 2022/23 in WA.

5. JWH Homes

JWH Group focuses principally on residential properties, including single and multiple density housing, group housing, apartment buildings, home units and retirement villages.

JWH Group started building 733 new houses in WA in 2022/23 – down from 838 in 2012/22.

What’s happening in the Perth building market?

CoreLogic figures show that Perth home (dwelling) values jumped 5.6% in the 12 months to 31 March 2024, to reach a median of $703,502.

House values dropped by an impressive 5.5% YTD over the period to reach a median value of $735,276. Apartment values also rose, with a 6.2%YTD increase to reach a medium value of $495,360. The regional VIC property market has also seen a rise in values, with the medium home value up 4.6% to $493,708.

According to the HIA, new dwelling starts in WA decreased by an estimated 30% during 2022/23 from 21,242 to 14,951.

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This article was reviewed by our Editor-in-Chief Nina Rinella before it was updated, as part of our fact-checking process.

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