We are set to expand our Build to Rent portfolio with our parent company Make Ventures (MAKE) acquiring the current Preston Toyota site for $40 million from McMillan Property Group. Situated on 1.6ha, the landholding comprises 687-717 High St, 19 Regent St and 58-60 William St, Preston. It will be transformed into a significant mixed-use
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We’re excited to announce that we have secured planning approval of our 199-apartment Build to Rent to Own development, 15 Thompson St, Kensington with construction firm Hacer awarded the contract to deliver the project. Australia’s largest superannuation fund, AustralianSuper, will invest in the project that provides a pathway to home ownership for moderate-income buyers. AustralianSuper
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We are excited to have secured the rezoning of two key residential and mixed-use sites in Clayton and East Bentleigh valued at $1.2 billion.
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Meet our new Board member, Philippa Kelly, who will share with our team some of her 30 years of experience in business.
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As part of the Assemble Futures program, Assemble provides all residents with free financial coaching and support, from the time they sign their lease and throughout the rental period. The Financial Coaching Program is designed to help residents improve financial literacy and wellbeing and sets them on the path to owning their own home. Assemble’s
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Assemble’s FY21 ESG Impact Report highlights our approach to Affordable Housing—where we achieve our greatest impact—and summarises our work over the past year in environmental performance, social impact and good governance.
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Moving house is often considered one of life’s most stressful experiences, especially for families with children and may not be able to secure long-term rental or home ownership. The move can often mean relocating to a new suburb and having to settle your kids into a new school environment all while your kids are having
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Things are moving forward on-site, with plastering completed up to level six and painting underway throughout. The lifts are now up and running, and kitchens and bathrooms are taking shape on levels one to three. Up on the rooftop, the heating and cooling utilities are in place, as well as the hot water service.
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After spending the past few years as Content and Program Producer with our bi-annual print publication, Assemble Papers, Maddie joins our Community team as a Communications Coordinator. In her new role, Maddie will be working with residents to build community connections and support them in their home ownership journey. Our resident Kiwi is also a
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As Relationships Manager, Justine is responsible for developing relationships with customers and supporting them to find their ideal home within an Assemble community. An exceptional sales professional, Justine enjoys providing exceptional outcomes for people seeking home ownership. Read our Q&A with Justine: Why did you decide to join our team? I was inspired by
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As the property market continues to climb, the ability for people living on moderate to low incomes to achieve homeownership becomes increasingly out of reach, especially for older single women, single parents and key workers. According to the Australian Human Rights Commission, older women—those aged 55 and over— are the fastest-growing cohort of homeless Australians,
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Joining our Design & Construct team is Rob Moffatt as Project Director. We sat down with Rob who shared his thoughts on joining the team and ensuring sustainability is at the fore in the design delivery of our future key projects. Why did you decide to join the Assemble team? I am passionate about delivering
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