The McGowan Government recently announced an increase of $243.5 million in Keystart's borrowing limit for 2021-22. This will amount to an estimated 2,100 new loans for Western Australians. This funding supports Keystart's vision to make the dream of affordable home ownership a reality for more people.
Keystart is pleased to announce a significant change for our construction customers, with a new minimum payment of a $400 per month during the construction phase. This amount will be reviewed annually.
Keystart customers can now get an estimate of how much equity they have in their home and their readiness to refinance with the touch of a button, following the launch of its free customer app.
In Western Australia we are facing skills shortages across a range of industries, with the housing and construction industries being some of the hardest hit. Combined with increasing property prices and almost no vacancy in the rental market, a shortage of affordable housing in Western Australia is an issue for many consumers. There isn’t an overnight solution for any of us in the industry, but at Keystart we continue to support the State’s housing eco system, maintaining access to finance for affordable housing opportunities for Western Australians
