Home - Australian Conveyancer

NEWSROOM

Conveyancing conundrum: Selling out or staying put

BURDENED by a minefield on AML/CTF obligations, “the emotional toll is substantial” as business restructuring becomes a real possibility for conveyancers. High risk, low returns and 20 years of compliance creep are pushing smaller conveyancers to reconsider their future options, according to industry experts. “I think there are increasing pressures encouraging sole practitioners and smaller firms to consider merging or leaving the industry,” said Sue Mosely, from Hunter Conveyancing, who helps mentor a group of nine small operators in the Newcastle region. “There ha

Think tank says tax changes ‘tackling heart of the issue’

More apprentices needed to bolster tradie stocks

Vacancy rates are up as rental growth goes down

Reserve Bank to keep eyes on latest employment numbers

Housing market whacked by trifecta of negative results

Regional Victoria bucking the trend with house prices

Aussies paint picture of doom and gloom

AUSTRALIAN households are the most persistently pessimistic they have been since the early 1990s recession, following a fourth Reserve Bank interest rate rise. Following the RBA’s

Aerotropolis investment hitting new heights

COMMERCIAL business tenancy opportunities are at an all-time high around Western Sydney’s new Aerotroplis. The NSW Government has reported private investment in the Western Sydney

Low numbers show ‘quieter start’ to spring

THE spring house selling season has had its worst beginning since the pandemic year of 2020, according to property data group Cotality. Last week, 1781 auctions were held nationally, whi

Growing population not answer for economy

AUSTRALIANS face “recession-like” conditions as the nation’s increasing reliance on population growth over productivity catches up with policy-makers. The economy is li