Legal information for property buyers and sellers
Buying and selling residential property is a big-ticket transaction for most people. Getting the right residential conveyancing advice will help you to avoid property pitfalls, ensure hassle-free transactions and get you in (or out) of your home, townhouse or apartment quickly and easily.
Considering the purchase of an existing business, or the sale of the business you've built? No matter what size of business you're buying or selling, advice from an experienced conveyancing expert is essential.
Rural property law has a lot in common with residential property law and commercial property law, but there are also aspects of lifestyle and rural conveyancing that are unique. The expectation of generating income and produce from rural land is often an important part of negotiation for rural vendors and buyers. Engaging an experienced rural property law specialist at the beginning of the process will help the vendor and the buyer to determine the worth of the land and whether it's suitable for a particular use.
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The nationwide property market recovery is showing signs of faltering in parts of the country but Auckland prices are expected to keep climbing this year despite having reached record highs.The latest Quotable Value price indices,...
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New Zealand building consents issued in November dwindled as the number of approvals in the South Island almost halved from a year earlier.The number of new dwellings approved, excluding apartment consents, fell a seasonally adjusted...
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New Zealand property values extended gains in December, though government valuer Quotable Value says the outlook is a mixed bag for 2012.National property values rose 2.4 per cent at the end of 2011 from a year earlier and are 3.5...
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We had found a first home that we loved, but it was on a cross-lease and we didn't really know what that meant. The people at PLS explained everything and reassured us, then helped us through all the legal and financial aspects of buying the house. Working with PLS took away all the stress and made it easy for us to get into the perfect home for us and our daughter.
Alex and Clare, Wellington