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Choosing where to live in retirement is a big decision, and one that deserves clarity, confidence, and careful consideration. Whether you're exploring retirement villages or land lease communities, understanding the differences between these two models can help you make the right choice for your lifestyle, financial goals, and future wellbeing. We've outlined some of the key differences below, however you can read our full article here for even more details.
Keyton retirement villages vs land lease communities
Retirement villages
✔ Lease or license to occupy model
✔ Legally protected by retirement village legislation
✔ Service fees that cannot be profit-driven
✔ Multiple contract options, some with no exit fee
✔ Capital gain sharing available in some contract options
✔ Residents involved in annual budgeting
✔ Keyton offers a 6 month money back guarantee for change of mind - some conditions apply
Land lease communities
✔ Own home, lease or licence land
✔ Keep 100% of capital gain on the home but not on the land, which you lease or rent
✖ Generally covered by fewer consumer protections including state tenancy laws
✖ Site fees generally go up yearly and are allowed to include a profit margin for the operator
✖ Limited contract choices, usually one standard contract
✖ Limited resident involvement in fee changes
✖ No standard exit guarantee
Making the right retirement choice
Choose the lifestyle that's right for you.
Contract choice
Choose from our contract options. No surprises, just clear choices. Not all of contracts include exit fees.
Transparent fees
We don’t profit from the monthly service fees, which also include essential services. You’ll always have total clarity and transparency to these costs.
Security & protection
With emergency call systems, and fair, transparent fees protected by the Retirement Living Act, you’ll always feel secure, without unexpected costs.
Enjoy more & stress less
We take care of the front gardens, roof, gutters, and home insurance, so you can spend more time enjoying life and less time worrying about upkeep.
Construction Update Overview
Stage 3 is complete!
We’re excited to announce that Stage 3 of Sherwin Rise has officially reached practical completion after 12 months of dedicated construction.
Benetas aged care coming next door
We’re excited to share that Benetas - one of Victoria’s most trusted aged care providers - will be building a residential aged care home right next door to Sherwin Rise. This new care home will offer high-quality services to older people in Wollert, including Sherwin Rise residents who may be seeking additional support.
Health & wellbeing
Enjoy a home designed for life’s changes, with exclusive access to health and wellness services and amenities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is land lease cheaper than retirement living?
Land lease communities may appear more affordable upfront, but ongoing site fees can increase annually and may become costly over time. Retirement villages typically offer more predictable costs and greater transparency.
Do retirement villages have exit fees?
Some retirement village contracts include exit fees, but at Keyton, we offer multiple contract options, including those with no exit fees and options that allow for capital gain sharing.
Is access to amenities included in the recurrent charges in a retirement village?
Yes. At Keyton, amenities like pools, gyms and community facilities are included in your monthly service fees.
Are retirement villages regulated?
Yes. Retirement villages are governed by state retirement village acts and regulations, offering strong legal protections. Keyton also adheres to the Retirement Living Code of Conduct for added transparency and quality assurance.
