Your contribution secures your right to live in a Homes Together home under a Homes Together Agreement. The contribution amount varies depending on the home selected.

The homes remain owned by the Homes Together Ltd. Residents receive the right to occupy the home in accordance with the terms of their Homes Together Agreement.

Your contribution is repaid in accordance with the terms of your Homes Together Agreement. We recommend all prospective residents review the agreement carefully and obtain independent legal advice before signing.

No. Homes Together is designed for people who want to remain independent in a modern, low-maintenance home. Homes Together does not provide rest-home, assisted-living or aged-care services.

Residents pay a weekly ground rent, along with rates, insurance and utility costs. Further details are provided in the Homes Together Agreement and Information Pack.

Ground rent varies between homes and may be influenced by factors such as land size and value. The final amount applicable to your home will be confirmed in your Homes Together Agreement.

Yes. Family and friends are welcome to visit and stay with you for short periods of time, subject to the terms of your Homes Together Agreement and community requirements.

Minor decorating may be permitted, however any alterations or modifications generally require approval. Details will be set out in your Homes Together Agreement.

Homes Together is designed for people who can live independently. If your circumstances change over time, the Homes Together team can discuss the options available under your agreement. If you need to move out of the community, we will refund your contribution in 90 days as per the agreement.

Homes Together is intended for people seeking a downsizing solution and independent living. Eligibility requirements can be discussed with the Homes Together team.

Homes Together offers an alternative downsizing option for people who want to:

• Remain independent

• Move into a modern, low-maintenance home

• Unlock equity from their existing property

• Stay connected to their community

• Retain greater control over their housing future