Many buyers think a clean title is all they need. But section 42(2) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) means what’s on paper isn’t always the full story. Here’s why every small step matters.

In Victoria, the deposit is usually locked in trust until settlement. Here’s why — and how planning early can save you from last-minute stress.

Banning photoshopped property images doesn’t just help renters — it protects buyers, sellers and the entire market. From fake lawns to vanished power poles, discover why transparency matters more than ever.

Buying or selling in a town that floods? This detailed Victorian guide covers what to check, local town risks, insurance and due diligence tips.

Buying property for short stays in Victoria isn’t as simple as it seems. From Owners Corporation bans to council permits and a new 7.5% levy, know the risks before you buy.

Victoria’s new planning laws could change your street forever. Higher towers, rising land tax, and the loss of local say. See how suburbs like Brighton, Malvern & Glen Waverley are targeted.

New data shows Melbourne’s west and north bearing the brunt of a property sales collapse. Learn why these traditional first home buyer hotspots are faltering, and what buyers should watch for.

PEXA may be mandatory, but how your conveyancer connects to it makes all the difference. We maintain two networks, two platforms, and multiple signers, so your settlement doesn’t fail.

Have a short-stay property in Victoria? If it’s not let for at least 185 nights a year, you risk being charged both the short-stay levy and the Vacant Residential Land Tax. And the tax rate rises sharply over time.