Pilot · Brisbane · 2026

Stop selling your home
to retire.

If your block qualifies, you could subdivide instead — keep your home, sell off the new lot. Brisbane City Council records show properties in Upper Mount Gravatt alone qualify under current rules. Validate. Fund. Build. All four sides confirmed before a builder breaks ground.

What we do

A four-sided marketplace, privately.

Traditional subdivisions stall because each party — landowner, builder, investor, buyer — waits for the other to commit. Unbanking confirms all four before work starts. No public listings, no estate agents, no fees during the pilot.

01

Landowners live

Check whether your block qualifies under Brisbane City Plan 2014. Register interest privately — vetted builders covering your suburb see your property anonymously and mark interest. You choose who to talk to.

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02

Builders live

Skip cold-lead chasing. See real landowners who've registered subdivision interest in suburbs you actually cover. Mark interest, get a warm intro when the owner picks you.

Register as builder →
03

Investors coming soon

Co-fund subdivision projects with verified financials. Returns paid out when the new lot sells. Like REITs, but for individual blocks with full transparency.

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04

Buyers coming soon

Browse new lots before they hit Realestate.com.au. Pre-commit to a block that's about to be subdivided — at a fixed price, before competition.

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How it works

From your block to a new title.

01
Check. Type your address. We tell you whether your block qualifies under City Plan 2014, how many lots it could become, and what the minimum-lot rules say for your zone.
02
Register. Free, no obligation. Your property goes onto a private board only vetted builders covering your suburb can see. Your contact details stay private until you choose to share them.
03
Connect. When builders mark interest, you see the count. Pick who you want a warm intro to — we email both sides with each other's details.
04
Commission. You engage the builder to handle surveyors, council DA, services, and civil works. Payment is between you — most owners self-fund from savings or a construction loan. Phase 2 brings investor co-funding, so owners without spare capital can still take part.