Australian-owned modular and kit home manufacturer, iBuild Building Solutions, has been honoured at the 59th Australian Export & Investment Awards as an award winner for the Small Business Category. Hosted by the Australian Government, these awards recognise Australia’s top exporters in 13 national categories.
Well-known real estate website Domain has featured iBuild in a news story titled “Just Do It”. This story was also published in Sydney Morning Herald, as well as Australian Financial Review.
iBuild’s successful pivot to online during the pandemic has been featured in a news story published by The Fifth Estate.
iBuild is featured in a news story published by Architecture and Design. The media coverage highlights the recognition of iBuild at the 59th Australian Export Awards as a winner of the Small Business category.
iBuild has been featured in a Star Weekly news story titled Hume Business Awards Celebrate Resilience. In this article, Star Weekly reported iBuild ’s successes in the Hume Business Awards 2021, winning the main award, Hume Business of the Year, alongside the Manufacturing category award as well as Learning and Development category award.
The achievement of Australia’s top 14 exporters has been featured in a Mirage News story. The Mirage story highlights iBuild’s outstanding international success, which have been recognised as a winner of the small business category at the 59th Australian Export Awards.
iBuild was recently featured in a news story in The Victorian Connection, a news site published by the Victorian Government’s Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions.
iBuild’s client, Alex Kerekes from Benalla, is making headlines in The Shepparton News for building his own home using an iBuild kit during a tumultuous time for the construction industry.
Well known real estate website Domain has recently featured iBuild as a worthy contender within the kit homes market.
The Sydney Morning Herald recently published an article about the Federal Government’s capital gains tax exemption on ‘granny flats’, in a bid to boost granny flat build for the construction sector and provide safe accommodation for elderly or disabled Australians.