Futurists, investment experts, and city planners use scientific projects, data … and a crystal ball to give us a sense of how we will live 25 years from now. What will our homes and cities look like? And how much we will have to pay for housing?
Principal solicitor and Dott & Crossitt founder Jared Zac works hard to take the fuss out of the complex conveyancing industry. The innovator has built a brand that brings comfort to customers who crave a simple, no-nonsense approach to property transactions.
At the heart of Sydney-based Your Move Conveyancing’s success lies a philosophy of agility and preparedness which is championed by the people at the helm of the business and at the top of their game.
The Australian Conveyancer runs a critical eye on the housing industry, the interest rates, and the forces that impacted conveyancers in what has been an extraordinary year of change.
There is a dark and sinister element circling Australian businesses … and it’s all under the cover of darkness. Criminals are looking to expose any weakness in systems for their own gain. That’s when people like Shameela Gonzales step in.
Conveyancers have found themselves at the bottom end of the property transaction value chain even though the services they provide are critical to the settlement process. They carry the burden of legislated compliance responsibility so the situation begs the question of whether they are being paid their dues.
After a successful career at the coalface of sales, John Colbert has dissected the nuances of human behaviours and team dynamics. For almost 20 years, he has been taking his insights to the top, coach corporate teams to be the best they can be.
Conveyancers and property lawyers hold highly sensitive personal information as their clients make the most significant purchases of their lives. At a time when cybercrime is on the increase, keeping that data safe is critical. We highlight the safeguards and traps.
Then conveyancing business matters to millions of Australians as they navigate some of the biggest decisions of their lives: buying and selling property. The devil is in the detail of these transactions and the burden of responsibility that comes with that information weighs heavily on the practitioners. In Chris Tyler, they have a man squarely in their corner.
The conveyancing industry has moved from a long history of dealing with physical paper data records and archives to digital information. The transition has presented the opportunity to streamline processes and serve clients better.
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