State housing incentives are only a short-lived fix
If government is equity partner in property purchases, where's the incentive to make housing more affordable? Cameron Kusher
If government is equity partner in property purchases, where's the incentive to make housing more affordable? Cameron Kusher
REINSW board member Jo Natoli fears tenant reforms could lead to thousands of properties taken off the market.
Architect of Queensland’s new seller disclosure laws says the reforms could boost trade for conveyancers.
Sweeping reforms fix a “frightening” lack of seller disclosure obligations under existing state laws, high-profile conveyancer Kiani Mills says.
Expert analysis of the law and tax changes in play from today with those at the coal face giving us the reality behind stamp duty reform, new tenancy laws and the new super tax on balances over $3 million.
Australia’s conveyancing sector stands to gain from a dramatic downshift in the size of homes, as apartment living gains traction nationwide.
We need to take this problem on and the only solution is more homes, industry leaders tell Australian Conveyancer Quarterly.
Leading construction bodies want the next government to alter its approach to skilled migration to ease a crippling shortage of tradies.
Housing crisis was building for decades and will take decades to solve if it can be solved, a senior policy expert tells Australian Conveyancer Quarterly.
Reforms will have a huge impact on the industry in terms of impact on resourcing, on process and how those changes are rolled out to conveyancers.