Add your available funds
Start with the deposit and savings you expect to contribute to the purchase.
Property budget calculator
Estimate the property price your deposit and borrowing position may support, then explore how purchase costs could shape your practical budget.
Estimate your purchasing power ↓Combine your estimated borrowing capacity and available deposit to see what property price may be within reach.
Your result is a starting point. We can help you understand what it means for you.
Your property budget
Purchasing power is more than the maximum loan amount. It also depends on your available deposit, upfront costs and the lending structure that suits your circumstances.
Start with the deposit and savings you expect to contribute to the purchase.
Use an indicative borrowing amount to explore a possible property-price range.
Keep stamp duty, legal fees, inspections and other costs separate from the property price.
Worth knowing
A calculator can estimate a possible upper range, but lender policy, loan-to-value ratio, mortgage insurance and verified living expenses may affect the outcome.
Your preferred lifestyle, financial buffer and future plans are also important when deciding what price range feels sustainable.
Frequently asked
Short answers to common questions when working out a practical property budget.
Purchasing power is an estimate of the property price you may be able to consider after combining available funds with an indicative loan amount and allowing for purchase costs.
Yes, but not every dollar should necessarily go toward the property price. You may also need funds for transfer duty, conveyancing, inspections and a financial buffer.
Lenders apply their own policies to income, expenses, debts, dependants and serviceability. The property and proposed loan structure may also affect the final assessment.
Found a price range?
Talk with us about how your deposit, borrowing position and purchase costs fit together.