Jhiara worked 55 hours a week to buy her first home! 👏
“My dad has cancer and I’m sad that my kids don’t have the same bond with my parents as my sister’s kids. My kids hardly know them,” she says.Mother and daughter Fiona and Jhiara Thomas have bought blocks side-by-side in Pebble Creek, QLD, photos: Luke Marsden
So Fiona decided to put down roots in the Sunshine State. Forsaking the Melbourne family home, and while her husband was on active duty and uncontactable, Fiona bought a building block in“We always had our hearts set on moving back down to Melbourne to retire in a house we previously purchased and have owned for a number of years,” says Fiona.“That was until I stumbled across Pebble Creek. I put a deposit down and my husband came home three weeks later.
Mum was thrilled, but Jhiara has her own interesting reason for buying it. “I wanted to be the youngest person in my family to buy a home.My sister did it at 24 with her partner, but I am doing this on my own.” “I thought about building a two-storey house but I have to think about my finances, I may be able to upgrade later down the track.Fiona’s home is almost ready and Jhiara’s building block will be certified in December. Picture: Luke Marsden
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