What we offer
House and land, already finished.
Across South-East Queensland's growth corridors, most house-and-land is sold build-to-order: two contracts, progress payments and a wait. Pearson Bros Homes does it the other way around. We develop the home and its land together, finish it, then sell it under one contract of sale at a fixed price.
General information only, not financial advice. Last updated: June 2026.
The difference in one line
A normal house-and-land package is two contracts and a build wait. We sell the completed home and its land together - one contract of sale, fixed price, move in or lease now.
If you have shopped house-and-land in Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay or the Scenic Rim, you have likely seen the standard model: pick a lot, sign a separate build contract, then pay in stages over a construction program that can stretch many months, with the final cost exposed to variations along the way. We remove that. By the time one of our homes is listed it is already built, so what you sign is a single contract of sale for a finished property.
What that changes for you
- One contract, not two. A single contract of sale for the finished home and its land, rather than a land contract plus a build contract.
- Fixed price. The price is set on a completed home, so there are no progress payments and no cost variations to manage during a build.
- No build risk. The home is finished before you buy, so construction risk does not sit inside your purchase.
- A standard settlement timeline. You settle on a normal property timeline, usually around 30 to 60 days, instead of waiting out a build program.
- Use it straight away. Once settlement completes you can move in or lease the home immediately.
Built to a standard, then sold
Every home is built by FRD Homes (QBCC licence 15046435), a related builder under common family ownership, to the NCC 7-Star energy standard. Each home carries a seven-year structural warranty under the QBCC Home Warranty Scheme and a 12-month post-handover maintenance period. We develop and sell the finished result; the build is complete before the home reaches the market.
Where we develop
We focus on the growth corridors of South-East Queensland, where master-planned communities and infrastructure are drawing in new residents. Explore the areas:
- Logan - one of Queensland's fastest-growing councils, with master-planned fronts such as Greater Flagstone and Yarrabilba.
- Ipswich - Queensland's fastest-growing city, anchored by the Ripley Valley growth area.
- Moreton Bay - now over half a million people, with new growth fronts like Waraba (Caboolture West).
- Scenic Rim - a rural-lifestyle alternative within commuting reach of Brisbane, centred on Beaudesert.
Sources: Logan fastest-growing QLD LGA (3.9%, 2023/24) - QGSO / ABS Regional Population. Ipswich fastest-growing QLD city - .id / ABS-QGSO via Ipswich First (year to 30 Jun 2025). City of Moreton Bay population 532,445 at 30 Jun 2025 - ABS via profile.id. Waraba (Caboolture West) declared 2 Aug 2024 - Economic Development Queensland.
Who it suits
Because the home is finished, it works for a range of buyers. Owner-occupiers and downsizers get a turnkey home they can move into on settlement. First-home buyers of new homes can pair it with current Queensland incentives - nil transfer (stamp) duty on a new home with no value cap for contracts dated from 1 May 2025, and the First Home Guarantee at a 5% deposit with no LMI up to a $1,000,000 Greater Brisbane price cap from 1 October 2025. Investors can lease from settlement, with some homes offering duplex or dual-key dual income.
Sources: QLD first-home new-home transfer (stamp) duty concession (nil duty, no value cap, contracts from 1 May 2025) - Queensland Revenue Office. First Home Guarantee ($1,000,000 Greater Brisbane cap, income tests removed, from 1 Oct 2025) - Housing Australia.
If you hold a self-managed super fund, a completed home can also suit a cash purchase: it is a single contract of sale for a finished property, so there is no build risk inside the fund. Note that a proposed ban on new residential SMSF borrowing (LRBAs) was announced on 23 June 2026 and is expected to commence around mid-August 2026; it is not yet law, existing arrangements are grandfathered, and commercial property is excluded. Speak to your accountant or a licensed SMSF specialist about your fund.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a normal house-and-land package?
Not in the usual sense. A typical house-and-land package is two contracts - one for the land and a separate build contract - with progress payments and a wait while the home is built to order. Pearson Bros Homes develops and sells the completed home and its land together under a single contract of sale at a fixed price. The home is already finished when you buy, so there are no progress payments, no cost variations and no build risk.
How long until I can move in or settle?
Because the home is already built, you settle on a standard property timeline rather than waiting out a build program. That is usually around 30 to 60 days from contract, subject to your finance and the contract terms. Once settlement completes you can move in or lease the home immediately.
What's included in the fixed price?
The price is for the completed home on its land under one contract of sale - a finished, turnkey property rather than a base build with extras to add later. Every home is built by FRD Homes (QBCC licence 15046435) to the NCC 7-Star energy standard, and carries a seven-year structural warranty under the QBCC Home Warranty Scheme plus a 12-month post-handover maintenance period. Confirm the exact inclusions for any specific home on its listing or with our team.
See completed homes, ready now
Finished house-and-land across South-East Queensland - one contract, fixed price, move in or lease on settlement.
View available propertiesGeneral information only. Market data is indicative, sourced as noted and accurate to the date shown; it is not a forecast or a guarantee of returns. Nothing here is financial, tax or legal advice. Buyer incentives and SMSF rules depend on your circumstances and may change; obtain advice from your accountant, conveyancer or a licensed specialist before purchasing. Confirm inclusions, price and timelines for any specific home with us in writing.