Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

If you are buying or selling in Melbourne, the simple answer is no for most deals: from 1 January 2024, a vendor cannot pass land tax to the purchaser in a contract of sale where the sale price is under the statutory threshold amount.Any clause that tries to do so is ... Read More

Quick answer: there's no fixed expiry date in Victorian law. The certificate must be 'current' when a buyer signs the contract, which means it accurately reflects the owners corporation's position at that time. If anything material changes, the old certificate can ... Read More

After weeks of open inspections, contract reviews and finance approvals, settlement day can feel like the home stretch of your property journey in Melbourne. Yet many buyers and sellers still wonder: how long will everything actually take once the clock starts ticking? In this guide, we break dow... Read More

Buying a home in Melbourne is exciting, and a little nerve racking. After you have budgeted for the price, you still face a maze of extra costs that appear close to settlement. Some are predictable, others are not. This guide explains how to recognise the most common "hidden" transfer fees and ta... Read More

If you're a Melbourne resident eyeing a new apartment or townhouse, there's some exciting news you won't want to miss. In October 2024, the Victorian Government rolled out a temporary off the plan duty concession, a scheme designed to shake up the property market and put more money back in buyers... Read More