Since December 2024 there have been changes to stamp duty with the intention to make it easier for buyers to get in the market and encourage first home buyers to build their first home.
Conveyancing
Seller Disclosure Regime
From 1 August 2025, Sellers of property in Queensland must disclose to potential Buyers key property information upfront, before a Contract is signed.
Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding Clearance Certificate
From 1 January this year, any property sold in Australia require a valid Clearance Certificate for each seller in respect of Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding Tax.
The Importance of Completing a Pre-Settlement Inspection
When conducting a pre-settlement inspection, it is important to confirm that the Property is in the same state as when the Contract was signed, with fair wear and tear accepted.
Coastal Conveyancing – Not Always Smooth Sailing
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In Queensland, the conveyance of coastal and waterfront properties entails the consideration of additional factors that are not present in the conveyance of land-locked properties
Tips for Buying Residential Property in Queensland
Buying a residential property will be one of the most significant financial transactions you make.
Buyer Beware – Failure to Pay Your Deposit on Time May Lead to Termination of Your Property Contract
Failing to pay a property deposit on time can lead to the buyer being in default, allowing the seller to terminate the contract, especially in markets with high demand. Buyers should be aware of their deposit obligations and seek legal advice to avoid potential risks.
A man’s home is his castle – unless the Court says otherwise
It may come to a surprise to many readers that there still remains circumstances where a prior owner of a property can attempt to regain title from the current registered owners, even after a sale is complete.
Artistic impressions or legal misrepresentation?
Real estate agents have been exploiting artistic impressions to sell houses and property for decades and it is critical that the property be not falsely represented with image enhancement.
Electronic Conveyancing
Electronic Conveyancing will become mandatory in Queensland from 20 February 2023.
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