Own land over one hectare? Start a conversation with Venture Land
Your land may represent years of work, family history, a connection to Country or the next chapter for your community. If you own land greater than one hectare and are considering its future, Venture Land welcomes a conversation about a possible sale, a landowner partnership or the options you would like to investigate.
Venture Land is 100% Indigenous owned. Cultural sensitivity is part of how we approach landowner enquiries: listening to your priorities, respecting the relationships connected to the land and establishing who has authority to make decisions.
Considering a sale? Tell us what matters to you.
You may be ready to discuss selling, considering a longer-term change or simply asking whether a larger holding could warrant development investigation. Tell us about the property, your preferred timeframe and what a suitable next step would look like. You do not need a completed subdivision concept or development approval to make an initial enquiry.
Interested in a potential landowner partnership?
Some owners want to explore whether a joint venture or development partnership could suit their objectives. That conversation starts with the land and the people involved. We welcome preliminary enquiries concerning residential subdivision and housing estates, commercial development and other potential uses. Any proposed arrangement requires its own assessment, agreed terms and appropriate professional input.
100% Indigenous owned. Respect for Country and community.
Land is more than an area on a map. We recognise that decisions can involve Elders, Traditional Owners, family relationships, community expectations and cultural responsibilities. Please tell us about matters that require a sensitive approach and who should be involved in the conversation.
Our Indigenous ownership does not give us authority to speak for every Country or replace consultation with the appropriate Traditional Owners, cultural heritage parties or other decision makers. Those roles and any property-specific requirements need to be established respectfully.
What to include in your enquiry
Start with the property address or lot and plan, approximate area, state and local council, your connection to the property, and whether you are interested in a sale, possible partnership or understanding your options. Add any zoning or planning information you already hold, but mark unknown or tentative details clearly. Let us know your preferred contact method and timeframe.
Take the next step at your pace
The Venture Land development hub includes a private landowner enquiry form, planning-source links, an interactive map and preliminary screening tools. You can begin with the enquiry form; the calculator and research tools are there to support a later conversation.
An enquiry is not a commitment to sell or enter a partnership. It is not an offer, valuation, development approval or promise of returns. Whether a property can support a particular use depends on the actual land, planning controls, access, servicing, constraints and necessary approvals.
Call 1800 238 622 or use the private landowner enquiry form. Venture Land welcomes your expression of interest. Land potential. Shared ambition.
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