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We are excited to announce the relocation of our Brisbane office to the newly built 480 Queen St, effective Thursday 10 January 2019. We remind clients that while they are always welcome to make an appointment to see us at our location, we endeavor to keep their conveyancing as a ‘no meetings needed’ process to ensure minimal disruption and inconvenience to our valued clients. All other contact details, including PO Box and telephone numbers remain unchanged.<\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
Looking ahead to 2019, a looming change which may impact the Queensland and national property conveyancing markets is potential tax reform on property investments. Here are\u00a05 key things\u00a0to be aware of as policies ahead of the 2019 federal election take shape: Experts expect the election will be held in May 2019. Labor\u2019s proposed tax reforms include: a rollback (other than for newly built homes) of \u2018negative gearing\u2019; and reduction of the current capital-gains tax (CGT) discount for investors from 50 per cent to 25 per cent – negative gearing is a concession that allows property investors to offset losses \/… <\/p>\n
Terminated Contracts are part and parcel of the real estate industry. In recent months, we know many agents have been left feeling they are experiencing more than their fair share. At KRG Conveyancing, we have formed property market insights across market cycles during our 20 year history. We would like to share with you some of our recent data collected regarding contract terminations. Below is a chart of the percentage of terminations of all contracts that KRG Conveyancing has been engaged in since 1 July 2017. (This includes contracts terminated for finance, building & pest and other conditions.) We have… <\/p>\n
Are you stuck holding money in trust? As Conveyancing Solicitors, we often receive calls from Agents to provide guidance on what to do with deposits held on trust for Queensland Conveyancing contracts which have terminated or settled some time ago, but authority has not been received. The Agents Financial Administration Act 2014 stipulates that you must receive authorisation from all parties of the conveyance before release of a deposit can occur. So what happens if you understand that a legal dispute has arisen and authorisation to release the deposit is not provided by one or all parties? The Act provides… <\/p>\n
With horror stories being aired at the Royal Commission into the Banking Industry, the news cycle at the moment tends to be mostly negative about the national property market outlook.<\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
Let us help you take the stress out of buying or selling property.\u00a0 We offer streamlined and efficient service, allowing you to get on with the important things in life.\u00a0 KRG Conveyancing can offer you the peace of mind with our ethical practices. <\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
Comparing conveyancing fees? Ask these three questions! Competition drives innovation and in a competitive legal services market like Conveyancing, sometimes that innovation results in new ways to charge additional fees that may not be apparent at the outset. If you’re comparing quotes for Conveyancing fees in Brisbane, ask these three questions: Will I be charged additional fees if one party asks the other for an extension to a critical date like Finance or Settlement? Sometimes, a Buyer may need a little more time to get their Finance Approval across the line or to get their Bank ready for Settlement. This… <\/p>\n