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Hickinbotham Group cements its position in nation's top new home builder ranks and remains no.1 builder in SA
Prominent Adelaide-based residential building and land development company, the Hickinbotham Group, has been named as the only South Australian company ranked in the Top 10 detached new home builders around Australia for the past year.
Southern Subbie Barbeque
Our recent Subbie BBQ, held at Seaside at Moana, saw a number of trades down tools and have some delicious treats thanks to PGH!
Design Studio Launches
Adelaide's largest and first seven-day-a-week design studio opens for new home buyers
New homes being built in SA are the largest on record
New homes being built in South Australia are the largest in the state’s history – and bucking a national trend.
Subbie Show 2017
Our annual Subbie Christmas Show is a way we recognise and reward our tradies for their support throughout the year. Held at The Alma, there was plenty of food, drink and good spirits all round.
Become A Property Mogul
This game is being played out by hundreds of thousands of Australians who are collecting properties in an effort to build wealth or prestige.
HICKINBOTHAM GROUP NAMED SA’S NO. 1 BUILDER - AND MAKES TOP 10 LIST IN AUSTRALIA
Prominent South Australian-based building and land development company, the Hickinbotham Group, was today officially recognised as SA’s leading residential home builder for the eleventh consecutive year.
Energy Smart Ways to Save
Understand how you can reduce your energy usage for your home.
Custom designing your own home
With over 300 designs to choose from, Hickinbotham has the largest home collection in the State.
Hickinbotham name may be honoured
Hickinbotham are excited at the potential of a currently unnamed Eastern Oval in Geelong being named after Dave Hickinbotham, honouring him as a football pioneer.
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Boom Town
ADELAIDE’S property price growth is predicted to be the strongest in the country over the next three years – surging by 12.4 per cent.
