Selling Property with a Pool in NSW 2024
When selling a property with a swimming pool or an outdoor spa, it is important to let your Solicitor or Conveyancer know at the outset of your matter so they can advise you on the...
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Unlocking the Potential of Urban Areas with In-Fill Affordable Housing Strategies for 2024
In the quest to address urban housing challenges, in-fill affordable housing has emerged as a beacon of hope, offering practical incentives to developers while fostering sustainable community growth. The State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 2021,...
The Essential Guide to Title Insurance in Property Transactions – PDC Law 2024 Update
When embarking on the journey of buying a property, whether it be a cozy suburban home or a sprawling rural estate, understanding the complexities of Title Insurance is crucial. At PDC Law, we firmly believe...
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Builders and Developers Beware – Duty of Care for Economic Losses 2024
Are you aware that developers, builders, and other persons owe a statutory duty to exercise reasonable care to avoid economic loss caused by defects? The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (NSW) imposes obligations on...
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Navigating Commercial Property Transactions 2024
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, understanding the nuances of the commercial property market is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore key aspects of commercial property transactions, covering legal considerations, market trends,...
What is a “Cooling-Off” period in NSW? 2023
What is a cooling-off period”? A cooling-off period is a period of time, usually 5 business days, that the purchaser has toundertake their due diligence on the property. When contracts are exchanged under a cooling-off...
