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Building lasting relationships behind Kim’s successful conveyancing business
Everyone talks about lifelong friends – we have lifelong clients, says Sargeants Bayside owner Kim Reed.
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Tech advances in conveyancing will not replace the human touch
AIC VIC president Shakila Maclean on why relationship-building and empathy are crucial to be a successful practitioner.
A voice for conveyancers – and generations of homebuyers
Powerhouse conveyancer Ann Blannin-Ferguson has helped shape the industry – and the lives of grateful families.
Ill-informed conveyancers hit pocket of interstate counterparts
Queensland lawyer says she is fed up holding the hands of poorly trained practitioners involved in house moves to the sunshine state.
Pipeline for student accommodation building stands at 35,605
Building student digs is a solution to housing pressures for neighbourhoods, according to Property Council.
Home approvals rise as Australia’s economy turns corner
Promising housing data and a return to growth in real household incomes augur well for the Australian economy in 2025.
Conveyancers need close relationship with next govt on new AML/CTF rules
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.
NSW fast-tracks 6,400 homes – but red tape still a concern
New NSW government authority fast-tracks thousands of homes at its first meeting – but Property Council and Urban Taskforce Australia voice concern about ongoing delays.
Red tape ‘deadening’ nation’s ability to build houses
Governments need to review their housing construction regulations to address sluggish productivity if they want to fix housing affordability, a report says.
Aussies with HECS debts to get easier mortgage access
Home ownership will be easier for Australians with outstanding student debt after financial regulators promised to update their guidance on lending restrictions.
Home building to pick up in 2025, but only modestly
Housing construction is expected to ramp up this year but labour shortages, builder insolvencies and higher global inflation pose headwinds.
Conveyancers put on notice by AUSTRAC
The financial crimes regulator will not hesitate in pursuing businesses who breach tough new anti-money laundering rules.
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