Social Enterprise Spotlight: HoMie
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
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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.
Sascha and Angelica recently moved into their new Northcote rental apartment, which is managed by HomeGround Real Estate where all profits are reinvested back into
Sayed and Roya Burhani went through a hugely traumatic time leaving their family and escaping Kabul to get to Australia last year. Because of
Cath* is a property owner and investor with a young family in Melbourne who believes everyone should have access to affordable and stable housing. With
In 2019, a for-profit real estate agency managed Shannon and Aaron’s Reservoir investment property. When they discovered HomeGround Real Estate’s profits went towards supporting people
We are excited to share that we have won the REIV Awards for Excellence Community Service Award! The Award recognises the contribution of agencies or individuals
Colin Johnstone’s story of rough sleeping in Melbourne finally started to see some positive outcomes but it took a world-wide pandemic to begin the change.
Public housing numbers are set to increase Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews recently announced the largest investment in public housing by any state or territory across
This article was originally published to Simone Curley’s LinkedIn on October 14th 2020. I’ve been invited to share my journey at the PM Reach Conference.
This article was originally published to Simone Curley’s LinkedIn on November 4th 2020. Real estate is an industry built on relationships. Without networking and referrals,
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.