Quick answer: Sunday Living Homes is a South East Queensland house and land brand launched in 2021 by CFMG Capital, a Queensland property group. It sells turnkey home and land bundles, advertised “from $614,450” on its website when we checked, with display homes at Middleton Park (Logan Reserve) and Arbourwood (Morayfield). We found no ProductReview.com.au listing, and no builder licence number on the pages we could read.
Because the brand and the land come from the same group, the questions that matter most are who the licensed builder is, how the land and build are priced, and what the turnkey price includes. This Sunday Living Homes review covers what we found and what to check before you sign.
Who Is Sunday Living Homes?
Sunday Living Homes Pty Ltd has held an ABN since April 2021 and is registered in Brisbane. CFMG Capital announced the brand on 24 June 2021 as a new home and land package product, and later credited it to CFMG Residential Communities. According to CFMG and the Sunday Living website:
- It launched with packages across estates including Acacia Village, Ambury, Arbourwood, Bells Pocket, Farriers Creek, Mallee Grove and Millwood Rise
- Its Middleton Park display home at Logan Reserve opened in late 2022, featuring the Barossa 196 design
- A second display opened at Arbourwood, Morayfield, in May 2023
- CFMG announced an expansion into Victoria in November 2021
Sunday Living Homes is a different business to Sunday Homes. We could not find a QBCC licence number or the name of the licensed builder on the Sunday Living pages we could read, so ask for both in writing.
Sunday Living Homes Packages and Pricing
Sunday Living sells turnkey home and land bundles, advertised “from $614,450*” on its homepage when we checked, up from “$485,300” at launch in June 2021. Turnkey inclusions listed include floor coverings, window furnishings, landscaping and a letterbox, and the Barossa display was promoted with air conditioning, 20mm stone benchtops and stainless steel appliances. Designs named include Barossa 196, Eden 164, Blackwood 150 and Claire 170.
Its website says: “Fixed site costs means the total price is exactly what you spend – no hidden costs.” Ask what the asterisk on the advertised price covers, and get the full inclusions and exclusions in writing.
Some packages have also been offered through the Coposit deposit platform, promoted as securing a home “with $10k”. If you use a deposit arrangement, check who holds the money and the refund terms.
How Sunday Living Homes Packages Are Sold
Sunday Living’s marketing is aimed mainly at first home buyers and families. We found no public evidence of third-party investor marketers selling its packages. Investors can still be shown packages through third parties, so ask who introduced the package and how they are paid.
What it means for you: when a package is sold through a marketer or investment group, that seller is commonly paid a commission by the builder or developer. That commission is part of the package price, whether or not it’s shown on the contract. Builder commissions can run into tens of thousands of dollars. Here’s how hidden commissions in house and land packages work.
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Sunday Living Homes Review Ratings
We found no ProductReview.com.au listing for Sunday Living Homes when we checked, and could not confirm a Google rating. The testimonials on its own website are positive, mentioning a simple process and help for first home buyers, but they are published by the company. Look up recent Google reviews and ask to speak to recent buyers before you sign.
Pros and Cons of Sunday Living Homes
Strengths (based on its materials):
- Turnkey bundles with a published starting price
- Fixed site costs promoted
- Display homes you can visit at Logan Reserve and Morayfield
- Packages across a range of South East Queensland estates
What to weigh up:
- The licensed builder and licence number weren’t shown on the pages we read
- Land and build come from the same group, so get an independent valuation
- Little independent review data
- Warranty terms aren’t published on its website
Questions to Ask Before You Sign a Sunday Living Homes Package
- Which company is the builder on my contract, and what is its QBCC licence number and class?
- Is the builder related to the land seller, and are the land and build sold under separate contracts?
- What does the asterisk on the advertised price cover, and what is excluded from turnkey?
- What warranty terms apply, and when is QBCC home warranty insurance issued?
- Is anyone paid a commission on this package? How much?
- What build time is in the contract, and what happens if it runs late or costs rise?
- Who holds my deposit, and what are the refund terms?
- What have comparable homes in the same estate sold and rented for?
How REIN Can Help
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REIN charges a service fee for our work, agreed in writing before you start. Where REIN receives a builder or developer commission on your purchase, we disclose it and rebate 100% (excluding GST) of it to you. The rebate typically covers the fee and more. We’ll show you the numbers on your package before you commit.
Common Questions About Sunday Living Homes
Is Sunday Living Homes a good builder?
Sunday Living Homes is a house and land brand launched by CFMG Capital in 2021. We found little independent review data and could not confirm the licensed builder from its website, so ask for the builder’s name and QBCC licence and check them before you sign.
Who owns Sunday Living Homes?
Sunday Living Homes was launched by CFMG Capital, a Queensland property group, and later credited to CFMG Residential Communities.
Where are the Sunday Living Homes display homes?
Display homes have opened at Middleton Park, Logan Reserve, and Arbourwood, Morayfield, according to CFMG.
Can REIN check a Sunday Living Homes package before I sign?
Yes. Send us the package and we’ll check the price, any commission built into it and the contract terms. The package check is free, with no obligation to use our service.
Before you sign anything…
Send us the package. We’ll check the price, any commission built into it and the contract terms, and tell you straight whether it stacks up. Free, no obligation, and we’ll never pressure you to switch.
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Written by the REIN Editorial Team. Researched with the help of AI tools, then fact-checked against the sources below. Last updated 1 October 2026.
Reviewed by Scott Fraser, founder of REIN, licensed real estate agent (NSW) with 10 years on the developer side of house and land.
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Sources
- Sunday Living Homes – Home, accessed 1 October 2026
- Sunday Living Homes – Testimonials, accessed 1 October 2026
- CFMG Capital – Sunday Living Homes product launch (June 2021), accessed 1 October 2026
- CFMG Capital – Sunday Living Homes expands to Victoria, accessed 1 October 2026
- CFMG Capital – Sunday Living Homes display now open, accessed 1 October 2026
- CFMG Capital – New Arbourwood display opening, accessed 1 October 2026
- Coposit – Mallee Grove, Jimboomba, accessed 1 October 2026
- Australian Business Register – Sunday Living Homes Pty Ltd, accessed 1 October 2026
About this article: This article is published by Real Estate Investors Network Pty Ltd (REIN). REIN acts for buyers only. REIN may hold referral or commission agreements with builders, including some reviewed on this site, and any commission REIN receives on a client’s purchase is disclosed in writing and rebated 100% to that client. This review is not endorsed by Sunday Living Homes.
Sunday Living Homes and any other names or trade marks mentioned belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them. Information about Sunday Living Homes comes from its own website and the public sources listed above, as accessed on 1 October 2026, and may have changed since.
Review ratings are a snapshot on the date we checked and may not include every review. Statements of opinion are ours. If you believe anything in this article is inaccurate or out of date, please call us on 1300 446 445 and we will review it and correct it promptly. This is general information only.
It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and is not financial, credit, legal or tax advice. Consider seeking independent advice before acting.
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