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Sick of the "Council Waiting Game"? The NSW Government just announced a massive shake-up including 20-day "fast track" approvals and 50-day targets for new housing. Here is how these 2026 planning reforms will change the way you buy and renovate property in Sydney.
Is the party over? The 2026 Budget just dropped a spicy new "twist" for property investors, and it’s all about the timing. From the death of negative gearing on established homes to the return of CGT indexation, we’re breaking down what these massive changes mean for your Northern Beaches or NSW investments—and why your next contract for sale just became a whole lot more critical. 🥂🏠
Think your conveyancer is being a bit nosy? You’re not imagining it! As of July 1, 2026, new AUSTRAC rules mean more ID checks and questions about where your cash is coming from. Don’t panic—we aren’t actually calling your grandma. Here’s a cheeky guide to the new AML laws and how they’re actually keeping your property purchase safe and secure
Why is your conveyancer asking so many questions? Discover the new 2026 NSW ID rules (VOI) and how Beaches Conveyancing makes the stricter process stress-free for you.
Selling your home in NSW? Don't let a dodgy contract ruin your deal. Check out these 5 secrets to protect your sale and keep things stress-free with Beaches Conveyancing.
Is your property contract a "vintage" model? In NSW, using an outdated Contract for Sale is a recipe for disaster. With the June 1 deadline looming, here is why your paperwork needs a refresh before you hit the market.
The deposit isn’t just a formality — it’s real money with real rules. Here’s when it’s usually 10%, when you can negotiate 5%, how cooling-off changes things, and the situations where your deposit can disappear.
Thinking of buying a new home before your current one sells? If you’re relying on sale proceeds, the risks can add up fast—dual mortgages, bridging finance costs, weaker negotiating power, and even failing to settle. Here’s what to watch for in NSW and how to protect yourself.