Replacing your kitchen might seem cosmetic, but depending on cost, who did the work, and whether structural changes were made, you may be legally required to disclose the renovation in your Section 32. Here's what every seller and buyer should know.

The Albanese Government has set a 1.2 million housing target—but Victoria’s plan to deliver 800,000 of them looks laughable in the face of a national tradie shortage. Where’s the plan?

Australia’s stable contract and settlement process—unlike the UK’s chaotic system—gives buyers confidence, investors security, and underpins stronger property values.

When 75% of owners want to sell, should one neighbour have the power to stop the deal? NSW has said no – but in Victoria, that one “no” still wins. Here’s why that may soon change.

Selling a tenanted investment can seem convenient, but it might be costing you thousands. Here’s why vacant possession is usually the smarter play for Victorian sellers.

The death of a vendor before settlement can throw a property transaction into legal limbo. We explain what happens next and how to protect your interests.

A Gold Coast AML sting has exposed a $190 million laundering scheme involving real estate, classic cars, and cryptocurrency. As conveyancers, we’re on the front line—so where’s the guidance for detecting risks at this level?

Thinking of engaging a conveyancer and received a too-good-to-be-true quote? You’re not alone. In this post, we explain what conveyancing fees should include, why disbursements matter, and how to compare quotes properly—especially when trusts, SMSFs or related party sales are involved.

Landgate has paused new document types in WA after a PEXA error. But history shows digital problems can be solved—and so can nationwide interoperability between platforms.

The property market can’t wait—Australians deserve a digital settlement system that is competitive, reliable, and resilient. The Senate inquiry into e-conveyancing must deliver real reform.

Real estate agents often push for early deposit releases under Section 27, but few buyers and sellers realise it may be tied to the agent’s commission payout. Here's what you need to know before signing anything.

After four months of consecutive growth, Australian home values have reached their highest recorded levels, with tight supply and strong demand pushing prices upward.

A luxury estate in Sydney’s north-west has been caught up in a federal investigation, delaying its sale and highlighting the power of caveats in property law.

A prized Murray River property has been listed for $15 million amid a fallout between agricultural investment partners.

Mornington Peninsula Council is considering selling off commercial and vacant properties to recover over $15 million in unpaid rates—some dating back more than a decade.

Wombats may be cute, but a burrow under your home could spell structural issues, wildlife compliance problems, and unexpected costs. Here's what every Victorian buyer and seller should understand.

With the Homebuyer Fund axed and no meaningful increase to stamp duty concessions, the 2025–26 Victorian Budget has delivered a blow to first-home buyers. We explain what’s changed, what hasn’t, and how to navigate it.