Our Innovative Green Home Collection
Building a Sustainable Future, One Home at a Time.
Green Homes is an award-winning builder committed to creating energy-efficient, future-ready homes across Australia. Every home we build is designed with sustainability, comfort, and affordability in mind—proving that greener living doesn’t mean compromising on style.
Why Build with
Green Homes Australia
Smarter Homes for Every Lifestyle
From spacious family residences to innovative designs for narrow sites, our homes are built to suit a variety of lifestyles and block sizes. Every design in our portfolio incorporates solar passive principles, ensuring that your home makes the most of natural light, airflow, and seasonal temperatures—keeping you comfortable year-round while reducing energy costs.
Designs That Stand Out
With a wide selection of facades, layouts, and design features, our portfolio offers homes that are as unique as the families who live in them. Whether it’s a single-storey home with open-plan living, a two-storey residence with rooftop retreats, or a modern townhouse, every design is created to combine style, sustainability, and smart living.
Acknowledging Excellence in Sustainable Living
Our Global Footprint
Energy costs are rising and statistics show that the consumers are searching for answers to very important questions around sustainability and how to design, build and live in a healthy efficient home. Green Homes was born from consumer need in 2006 in Australia and has grown organically across the globe in key countries. We understand the science and principles of designing and building a green home and we specialise and focus purely on this core. We are the worlds largest and most awarded Green Building company with operations in Australia, USA and New Zealand. We only Build Green Homes and the outcome is as important to us as it is to our customers. Our Green Builder Training has been recognized as the best in the world and this aligns with our company mission of being the number #1 green builder globally.
Australia
Launched in 2006
New Zealand
Launched in 2015
The United States of America
Launched in 2017
