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Building Business Area Categories

Category A Building Franchise Areas

• Category A are premium building franchise areas with an abundance of greenfield land availability
• Larger market sizes and/or greater growth in single detached dwellings.
• We prefer builders with more “asset backing” and therefore a larger allowable turnover in Category A areas.
• Suit builders who are open to growing their businesses into multiple team operations in order to gradually increase market share.
• Usually between 750 and 1500 annual building approvals

Category B Building Franchise Areas

• Category B are medium sized regional centres or developing franchise areas
• Medium market sizes and/or moderate growth in single detached dwellings.
• Suitable builders with moderate levels of “asset backing” and therefore moderate levels of allowable turnover.
• Usually between 300 and 750 annual building approvals

Category C Building Franchise Areas

• Category C are smaller regional centres or emerging franchise areas
• Small market sizes and/or moderate growth in single detached dwellings.
• Category C area are usually considered too risky for a standalone operation and are often taken up as a secondary operation associated with a strong Category A or B.
• Category C area are sometimes in “boom” areas where the market is unreliable/fickle such as mining towns therefore not suited to an individual franchisee
• Usually between 50 to 300 annual building approvals

KDR (Knock Down Rebuild Services) Areas

• KDR areas contain little or no greenfield land
• Most of the construction in KDR areas will involve demolishing an existing building and/or redeveloping property
• KDR areas suit builders with townhouse and multi-unit construction experience.

About Categorisation

• Categories will be classified at the judgment and discretion of the franchisor at Stroud Homes and may be re-classified without further notice
• Categorisations may not meet all of the “rules” and may take into account new infrastructure, land development or other factors that affect an area.