Brand new 4-bedroom home | Expected rent from $825 to $850 per week | Titled land, ready to build
With rental properties in extremely short supply and continued investment flowing into Perth’s southern corridor, Anketell is drawing plenty of attention from investors.
And because the land is already titled, there’s no waiting for titles to be issued before you can start. Construction can get underway as soon as possible, with the potential to have your investment completed and earning rental income by Christmas next year.
Anketell has a lot going for it already, and there’s plenty more infrastructure on the way. Costco is here, and continued growth in the area tends to bring more people, more jobs, and steady rental demand along with it.
And that demand is real. There are almost no vacant properties in the area right now. Tenants are looking, and there’s very little for them to move into. That kind of demand is exactly what you want sitting behind an investment.
Beyond the location, a brand new build like this carries some real advantages for an investor:
Depreciation and negative gearing are worth talking through with your accountant, but they're a big part of why brand new investment properties are so appealing. Add the strong rental demand in the area, and you've got a property built to perform.
For investors weighing up an established home against a new build, a recent change to the tax rules has made building the stronger option.
From 12 May 2026, negative gearing on established investment properties is being restricted. Investors who buy established will only be able to offset rental losses against rental income, not against their salary. New builds are exempt from this change, which means a brand new property like this one keeps full access to negative gearing, along with the 50% capital gains tax discount that's being wound back elsewhere.
For a new investor, that makes building one of the few ways to hold an investment property with these benefits intact. It's a meaningful difference, and exactly the kind of thing worth talking through with your accountant to see how it applies to you.
This four-bedroom design takes a wider approach to the layout, with the master suite, walk-in robe, and ensuite at the front of the home and the three minor bedrooms and shared bathroom grouped together on the opposite side. The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area stretches through to the alfresco at the rear, giving the main living space a generous, open feel.
With demand this high and vacancies this low, a brand new home in the right pocket of Anketell is well placed to attract steady interest from tenants. This package has an expected rental return of $825 to $850 a week, giving you a clear sense of the income it could generate from the moment it’s ready to lease.
Rental figures are projections rather than a guarantee, and we’ll walk you through exactly how we’ve arrived at them when you get in touch.
