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Gold Coast apartment pipeline at risk of dramatic slowdown.
New research has painted a grim picture for the city’s residential sector as costs cast a shadow of apartment building over medium term.
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Conveyancers feel squeezed by added compliance
Australia’s conveyancers are stretched to the limit by heavy workloads, time-consuming and ever-growing compliance burdens, according to AIC National President Michelle Hendry
Why Victorian conveyancers’ race to the bottom hurts everyone
Conveyancers must compete with firms offering unrealistic bottom-of-the-barrel pricing, plus increased financial burdens and compliance responsibility
Australia airs its dirty laundry
Australian law enforcement agencies say the nation’s real estate sector has become a key target for getting dirty money into Australia, making the federal government’s plan for stricter anti-money laundering laws a non-negotiable for the sector. Real estate was increasingly a money laundering option of choice due to Au
Australia shuts the laundry door
Of the $1.1 billion of criminals’ assets seized by AFP between July 2019 and June 2024, more than $720 million involved real estate. Now federal authorities are working to close the gap and pushing lawyers and conveyancers to fall in line.
Who’s who in the AML picture
International, federal and state agencies have roles in Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regime. Here are four of the main players: AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE The AFP investigates and prosecutes money laundering that affects the Commonwealth. These crimes are connected with serious and o
Sympli determined to bring the benefits of competition to conveyancing
Interoperability is set to become a reality by the end of 2025 with the promise conveyancers – and their customers – will reap the benefits of greater competition, price, innovation, efficiency and security throughout the settlement process. The CEO of Sympli, Philip Joyce, tells Australian Conveyancer magazine his company is ready to challenge PEXA and become a trusted ELNO, offering choice and convenience to conveyancers, solicitors and lawyers.
Responding to the new reality
As the evidence of risk and damage by climate change becomes clear, authorities and decision-makers are steeling themselves for a future fill will new protocols and planning regulations.
Moving with the times. Adapt, pivot, and innovate
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.
A journey of learning and discovery
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.
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