Conveyancers continue to grapple with the fallout of the federal budget as its proposed tax changes prompt banks to reassess investor loans.
Conveyancing leaders are viewing news that InfoTrack has acquired the ASX’s 49 per cent share of e-settlement platform Sympli as a shot in the arm for stalled interoperability reform.
Australia’s conveyancing industry has hit out at last week’s Budget, taking aim at changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax.
Health, defence and welfare commitments are among fiscal pressures weighing on the federal budget as Treasurer Jim Chalmers vows to put a lid on spending.
Gustave arrived from Italy as a child and then rose the ranks of conveyancing and the military in stellar career.
Sympli boss remains hopeful and determined to see interoperability take a hold in the industry for the benefit of all.
ARNECC says there is no need for further review into e-conveyancing but others say there is still much more to be done.
Changes to planning laws and skyrocketing property prices are sparking a lift in airspace development in several Australian capitals, according to experts.
More homeowners are building a small second dwelling, driven by solid rental returns and more relaxed planning rules, according to property experts.
After years of consumer concerns about referral programs between conveyancers and real estate agents, pressure is intensifying on lawmakers to bring an end to the controversial practice.
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