Australia’s housing crisis continues to dominate the headlines. And every day the housing crisis exists, more people are driven into homelessness. It would be easy
Introducing Our Newest Addition to the HomeGround Real Estate Dream Team Here at HomeGround Real Estate, we take great pride in our commitment to providing
Manager of HomeGround Real Estate, Samantha Gatherum-Goss, gives us a look into her efforts taking the Roughin’ It Challenge. Doing My Bit For The Cause
In a city like Melbourne, there is an abundance of choice. Whilst having a variety of optionsavailable is usually considered a good thing, it can
When you choose Melbourne’s first social enterprise real estate agency (not to mention best property management team!) you’re already making a huge difference. However, unlike
A home is one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your life. So if you’re planning on leasing your property, it’s important to make
“We didn’t want to do what other people had done to us,” landlords Thomas Shafee and Katrina Alcorn say. (ABC News/7.30) We were delighted to
Samantha Gatherum-Goss says managing a not-for-profit has given her a ‘sense of purpose’ that she didn’t have when she ran another real estate agency. Photograph:
This article was written by Dara Kahn Peskin and originally published in the Our House magazine. For decades, social enterprises worldwide have run as businesses
HomeGround Real Estate is proud to be a social enterprise real estate agency. This interview is part of a new series celebrating our fellow social
HomeGround Real Estate is proud to be a social enterprise real estate agency. This interview is part of a new series celebrating our fellow social
Toni Bentley first heard about HomeGround Real Estate through her work in the social sector around 2014, when social enterprises were starting to gain momentum.
We are proud to be an inclusive organisation and support all efforts to build a more equal world, where individuals can live and work free from discrimination.
We especially respect the contribution and enduring connection of First Nations peoples to our land and society, and urge all Australians to embrace the Uluru statement from the heart and what it asks of us.