Frequently Asked Questions
Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about Jubilee, from building requirements, lifestyle inclusions, community amenities and next steps for buyers. We aim to make your journey into the estate clear and stress-free, so you can buy with confidence and start planning your new life. If you can’t find the answer to your question, our friendly team will be happy to assist. Get in touch today!
General
Who is the developer?
Is there public transport available?
Jubilee is across the road and minutes away from Wyndham Vale Train Station. You are a quick 35-minute train ride from here which gets you into Melbourne CBD in no time. The PTV Bus Route 191 conveniently runs throughout Jubilee which provides you with local and wider connectivity for all your transport needs. See Public Transport Victoria (ptv.vic.gov.au)
Will I have high speed internet?
Jubilee has high speed internet with connection to the National Broadband Network (NBN).
What is an Owners Corporation?
The Jubilee Homeowners Association is a governing body that carries out the following functions to ensure the neighbourhood is a place that you can be proud to live in:
- Proactive security patrolling day and night to keep Jubilee residents safe
- Repair and maintenance of common property including maintenance and watering of all vegetation, plants and trees
- Maintenance and management of recreation facilities e.g. the Club Jubilee One water park
Presents a body for the community to contact for estate-related items - Helps in maintaining a high standard in the overall estate
When will the shopping centres be built?
First stage of the multi-million-dollar Neighbourhood Centre is now complete – The IGA Jubilee Plus Liquor is now opened, with four specialty stores to follow. Land has been set aside for the second stage and timing of delivery is currently being determined.
A 6.6ha future town centre – known as Jubilee Central plus an additional 32.5ha of office and commercial space – known as the Employment Hub, will become the social and civic heart of Jubilee
Club Jubilee One
How do I get access to Club Jubilee One?
You must be a resident of Jubilee, either an owner occupier or a tenant (With approval provided by your landlord). All residents receive a Welcome Pack first, which has all the information you need about Club Jubilee. In order to access Club Jubilee Aquatic Centre and Gymnasium facilities, residents over 13 years of age must book and complete an induction, which is a walkthrough of the facility where a staff member explains the ‘Rules of Use’, access, safety and amenities of Club Jubilee.
For any Jubilee residents: Please call Bluefit on (03) 9115 1535 or email with any queries: [email protected] or visit our Club Jubilee page for further details.
Can I invite friends to Club Jubilee One?
If I am a landlord who doesn’t live in Jubilee, can I still access Club Jubilee One?
If I am a tenant of Jubilee, can I use Club Jubilee One?
Yes, tenants are eligible to use the facility, however they do require approval from the homeowner/s. Subject to approval and completion of a consent form by both owner/s and tenants that must be completed.
Yes you do need permission. Each tenant will need to provide evidence that they are the tenant of a home at Jubilee, as well as completing and signing some documents from the homeowner agreeing to sign over access to the facility to the tenant.
Finance
How much stamp duty do I need to pay?
Can I receive the First Home Buyers Grant?
Download our Jubilee First Home Buyer Guide brochure for everything you need to know.
How much can I borrow and what will my loan repayments be?
Download our Jubilee First Home Buyer Guide brochure for everything you need to know or alternatively get in touch with our sales partner home loan specialist.
What should I be aware of when buying a new home?
There are a range of factors that should be considered before you buy a home or block of land.
It is recommended that all buyers perform due diligence prior to purchasing property. You may like to consult local council, lawyers, conveyancers and building surveyors. Consumer Affairs Victoria also provides a handy resource that covers common due diligence requirements around purchasing property, as well as further handy resources.
Purchaser Information
What happens after I pay my deposit?
Once your deposit is paid and your contract is in place, you’ll enter a period where preparations for settlement begin. During this time, you’ll be coordinating with your conveyancer or solicitor, speaking with your lender, and starting early discussions with your builder. Our team at Jubilee will keep you informed of important dates and help guide you through each stage so you know exactly what to expect.
What approvals do I need before my land settles?
The main approval most purchasers require before settlement is formal finance approval, so it’s important to have this organised as soon as possible. As you continue toward construction, additional approvals, such as building permits, design approval, and any builder-specific requirements will also come into play. Your builder will usually assist with these steps so the process remains straightforward.
Why are home design guidelines part of the process?
Jubilee’s design guidelines are in place to help protect the look, feel, and long-term value of the neighbourhood. They ensure every home contributes to a consistent, high-quality streetscape.
These guidelines sit within your land contract, and all new residents follow the same standards for their stage of the community. After you settle, your builder will submit your plans for approval and construction will need to begin within the timeframe outlined in your contract.
My land has titled, what happens now?
When your lot officially titles, it means it has been registered with the Land Titles Office. If all other requirements have been met, your conveyancer or legal representative will be able to arrange a settlement date. Jubilee’s conveyancing team will notify your settlement agent with the relevant information so the final steps can be completed smoothly and on time.
What should I expect when settlement day arrives?
Settlement is the day the final balance on your land is paid and ownership transfers into your name. Once all funds are processed and the legal steps are complete, your lot becomes officially yours. From that point, your mortgage repayments will begin, and your builder can progress toward commencing construction on your new home at Jubilee.
When do I need to start building?
Purchasers need to start building their homes within 12 months of settling on their land, with homes to then be completed within 12 months of construction commencing.
When do I need to complete my landscaping by?
Six months after receiving your Certificate of Occupancy issued by your builder who has constructed your home. See Jubilee Design Guidelines for all details around landscaping and our landscaping rebate offer.
Who is the developer?
Is there public transport available?
Jubilee is across the road and minutes away from Wyndham Vale Train Station. You are a quick 35-minute train ride from here which gets you into Melbourne CBD in no time. The PTV Bus Route 191 conveniently runs throughout Jubilee which provides you with local and wider connectivity for all your transport needs. See Public Transport Victoria (ptv.vic.gov.au)
Will I have high speed internet?
Jubilee has high speed internet with connection to the National Broadband Network (NBN).
What is an Owners Corporation?
The Jubilee Homeowners Association is a governing body that carries out the following functions to ensure the neighbourhood is a place that you can be proud to live in:
- Proactive security patrolling day and night to keep Jubilee residents safe
- Repair and maintenance of common property including maintenance and watering of all vegetation, plants and trees
- Maintenance and management of recreation facilities e.g. the Club Jubilee One water park
Presents a body for the community to contact for estate-related items - Helps in maintaining a high standard in the overall estate
When will the shopping centres be built?
First stage of the multi-million-dollar Neighbourhood Centre is now complete – The IGA Jubilee Plus Liquor is now opened, with four specialty stores to follow. Land has been set aside for the second stage and timing of delivery is currently being determined.
A 6.6ha future town centre – known as Jubilee Central plus an additional 32.5ha of office and commercial space – known as the Employment Hub, will become the social and civic heart of Jubilee
How do I get access to Club Jubilee One?
You must be a resident of Jubilee, either an owner occupier or a tenant (With approval provided by your landlord). All residents receive a Welcome Pack first, which has all the information you need about Club Jubilee. In order to access Club Jubilee Aquatic Centre and Gymnasium facilities, residents over 13 years of age must book and complete an induction, which is a walkthrough of the facility where a staff member explains the ‘Rules of Use’, access, safety and amenities of Club Jubilee.
For any Jubilee residents: Please call Bluefit on (03) 9115 1535 or email with any queries: [email protected] or visit our Club Jubilee page for further details.
Can I invite friends to Club Jubilee One?
If I am a landlord who doesn’t live in Jubilee, can I still access Club Jubilee One?
If I am a tenant of Jubilee, can I use Club Jubilee One?
Yes, tenants are eligible to use the facility, however they do require approval from the homeowner/s. Subject to approval and completion of a consent form by both owner/s and tenants that must be completed.
Yes you do need permission. Each tenant will need to provide evidence that they are the tenant of a home at Jubilee, as well as completing and signing some documents from the homeowner agreeing to sign over access to the facility to the tenant.
How much stamp duty do I need to pay?
Can I receive the First Home Buyers Grant?
Download our Jubilee First Home Buyer Guide brochure for everything you need to know.
How much can I borrow and what will my loan repayments be?
Download our Jubilee First Home Buyer Guide brochure for everything you need to know or alternatively get in touch with our sales partner home loan specialist.
What should I be aware of when buying a new home?
There are a range of factors that should be considered before you buy a home or block of land.
It is recommended that all buyers perform due diligence prior to purchasing property. You may like to consult local council, lawyers, conveyancers and building surveyors. Consumer Affairs Victoria also provides a handy resource that covers common due diligence requirements around purchasing property, as well as further handy resources.
What happens after I pay my deposit?
Once your deposit is paid and your contract is in place, you’ll enter a period where preparations for settlement begin. During this time, you’ll be coordinating with your conveyancer or solicitor, speaking with your lender, and starting early discussions with your builder. Our team at Jubilee will keep you informed of important dates and help guide you through each stage so you know exactly what to expect.
What approvals do I need before my land settles?
The main approval most purchasers require before settlement is formal finance approval, so it’s important to have this organised as soon as possible. As you continue toward construction, additional approvals, such as building permits, design approval, and any builder-specific requirements will also come into play. Your builder will usually assist with these steps so the process remains straightforward.
Why are home design guidelines part of the process?
Jubilee’s design guidelines are in place to help protect the look, feel, and long-term value of the neighbourhood. They ensure every home contributes to a consistent, high-quality streetscape.
These guidelines sit within your land contract, and all new residents follow the same standards for their stage of the community. After you settle, your builder will submit your plans for approval and construction will need to begin within the timeframe outlined in your contract.
My land has titled, what happens now?
When your lot officially titles, it means it has been registered with the Land Titles Office. If all other requirements have been met, your conveyancer or legal representative will be able to arrange a settlement date. Jubilee’s conveyancing team will notify your settlement agent with the relevant information so the final steps can be completed smoothly and on time.
What should I expect when settlement day arrives?
Settlement is the day the final balance on your land is paid and ownership transfers into your name. Once all funds are processed and the legal steps are complete, your lot becomes officially yours. From that point, your mortgage repayments will begin, and your builder can progress toward commencing construction on your new home at Jubilee.
When do I need to start building?
Purchasers need to start building their homes within 12 months of settling on their land, with homes to then be completed within 12 months of construction commencing.
When do I need to complete my landscaping by?
Six months after receiving your Certificate of Occupancy issued by your builder who has constructed your home. See Jubilee Design Guidelines for all details around landscaping and our landscaping rebate offer.
