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loading... Navigating the Nuances of Strata and Off-the-Plan in WA: Illustration of a Western Australian strata and off-the-plan property purchase showing buyers reviewing a contract of sale, apartment development plans, strata by-laws, and shared facilities like pool and gym. The graphic highlights key considerations such as strata rules, levies, reserve funds, off-the-plan contracts, construction timelines, and future property valuation risks, supporting guidance for WA buyers navigating strata living and off-the-plan developments
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Navigating the Nuances of Strata and Off-the-Plan in WA

Western Australia’s property landscape is shifting. From the established riverside pockets of South Perth to the coastal energy of Scarborough,...

Apr 10, 2026
Navigating the Nuances of Strata and Off-the-Plan in WA
loading... Illustrated moving house checklist for Western Australia showing a couple packing boxes labelled kitchen, bedroom and books, reviewing a moving checklist, with symbols for utilities, change of address, settlement day, WA keys and a removal truck. The graphic supports guidance on pre-settlement preparation, insurance, utilities setup with Synergy or Horizon Power, council and water rate adjustments, final inspection, key collection timing, and post-settlement tasks such as mail redirection and updating Department of Transport details in WA
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Moving House in WA: A Checklist

In Western Australia, settlement is simply the day ownership of a property officially changes. While settlement agents and lenders manage...

Feb 24, 2026
Moving House in WA: A Checklist
loading... Conveyancer vs Solicitor: Do You Need a Lawyer? Illustrated comparison of a conveyancer and a solicitor in a Western Australian property settlement. The conveyancer side highlights managing contracts, title searches, rate adjustments, bank coordination, and completing electronic settlements via PEXA for efficient, fixed-fee property transfers. The solicitor side represents broader legal expertise, contract interpretation, dispute resolution, and complex legal advice beyond standard property settlements. The image supports guidance for WA home buyers choosing between a licensed settlement agent and a solicitor for residential property transactions
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Conveyancer vs Solicitor: Do You Need a Lawyer?

When you’re buying a home in Western Australia, you’ll eventually face a question: Who handles the paperwork?  In WA, you...

Jan 16, 2026
Conveyancer vs Solicitor: Do You Need a Lawyer?
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Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common: Future-Proofing Your Co-Ownership

When you sign an Offer and Acceptance or Contract of Sale in WA, you will be asked to tick a...

Dec 22, 2025
Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common: Future-Proofing Your Co-Ownership
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Avoiding Settlement Delays in WA: Keeping Your Property On Track

Property settlement should feel like the final stretch to your buying or selling journey, not a last minute scramble and...

Nov 22, 2025
Avoiding Settlement Delays in WA: Keeping Your Property On Track
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Conveyancing Explained: What Your WA Property Specialist Does

Your WA Property Settlement Explained Buying or selling a home in Western Australia often comes with its fair share of...

Nov 22, 2025
Conveyancing Explained: What Your WA Property Specialist Does
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First Home Buyers Guide in WA: From Offer to Keys

Buying your first home in Western Australia is one of the biggest milestones you’ll achieve- but it’s normal for it...

Nov 22, 2025
First Home Buyers Guide in WA: From Offer to Keys
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