Buying or selling an apartment in the Melbourne CBD involves different legal considerations from a suburban house, from owners corporation rules to building compliance issues.
Easy Home Conveyancing is a trusted conveyancer in Melbourne CBD, helping buyers, sellers and investors with every legal step of their property transaction – from the first contract review to settlement and transfer of title.
Most CBD transactions are for apartments in large buildings with owners corporations. Buyers should review the owners corporation certificate, special levies, building defects, cladding issues and any restrictions on short-term letting before committing.
We also act for purchasers of off-the-plan apartments and commercial premises in the city, reviewing contracts, sunset clauses and GST provisions.
Whether you are buying or selling in Melbourne CBD, a few simple steps can protect you:
Once you engage us, we review the Contract of Sale and Vendor Statement, order the required searches and certificates, and keep track of key dates such as finance approval and the cooling-off period. Before settlement we prepare the statement of adjustments for council rates, water and any owners corporation fees, liaise with your lender and the other party, and settle electronically so the keys can be released on time. For more information, see the Consumer Affairs Victoria guide to buying and selling property.
We also help clients in nearby suburbs, including Epping, Broadmeadows, Craigieburn, and across Melbourne. Looking for value? Read about our affordable conveyancing in Melbourne. Contact Easy Home Conveyancing for a free, no-obligation fixed-fee quote from an experienced Melbourne CBD conveyancer.
We charge a fixed professional fee for Melbourne CBD property transactions, with disbursements such as searches, certificates and PEXA fees itemised separately in your quote.
No. Identity verification, document signing and settlement can all be completed online, so you can work with us from anywhere.
Check the owners corporation certificate, fees and special levies, meeting minutes, building defects and cladding reports, and any short-term letting rules. We review these as part of our service.
Yes. A pre-purchase contract review lets you understand the Section 32 Vendor Statement, special conditions and risks before you are legally bound.
The settlement period is set in the Contract of Sale and is commonly 30 to 90 days. Off-the-plan settlements occur after the building is complete and the plan of subdivision is registered.
Easy Home Conveyancing is a trusted and client-focused conveyancing service dedicated to making property transactions simple, transparent, and stress-free.
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