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read moreThe end of Interim Occupation Certificates
19 November 2019 | Civil Contractors and Construction | Nicholas Achurch
Interim Occupation Certificates cease to exist from 1 December 2019 but what replaces them? More stringent certification processes perhaps makes builds …
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read moreIssues of Consent – Is it better to ask forgiveness, than permission?
22 October 2019 | Construction & Infrastructure | Grant Long
So, is it better to ask for forgiveness than consent? As a planning strategy it is fraught with risk, too much risk to even consider it.
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read moreNexus welcomes planning & environment lawyer – Grant Long
24 June 2019 | News & Events | Jacqueline Keddie
Nexus is delighted to announce the addition of leading planning and environment lawyer, Grant Long to our team.
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read moreDon’t Jump in the Deep End – Swimming Pools Regulations
07 April 2016 | Property & Real Estate | Allison Anthony
Regulatory change around swimming pools in residential properties has been on the cards for some time.
In March 2015 I sat in …
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read moreSun sets on developers’ rescission rights
23 November 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
Last week NSW Parliament passed legislation amending the Conveyancing Act to restrict the ability of developers to rescind an Off the …
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read moreNexus advises on $150M+ property deal
19 November 2015 | Banking & Finance | Marcus McCarthy
Nexus recently advised on the acquisition of commercial buildings in the Sydney CBD at 338 Pitt Street and 126 Liverpool Street.
Deal summary:
Firms: …
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read moreBut what’s it really worth? Proposed Changes to Property Advertising.
11 September 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
The underquoting of expected property prices has been a hot topic for some time now – so much so that the …
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read moreSelling a property – What happens on settlement?
31 July 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
Every purchase is unique but, it is important to remember that, while exchange is a step in the right direction, you …
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read moreSelling a property – What happens after exchange?
13 March 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
Contracts have Exchanged. What happens next?
Whether you are selling your home, a commercial or a rural property, you probably know that …
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read moreSelling a property – What is exchange of contracts?
03 February 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
You have decided to sell your house, apartment, farm, commercial premises, investment property etc. You’ve dealt with the preliminaries, perhaps had the …
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read moreSelling a property – Where do I start?
27 January 2015 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
Selling Your Home
Anyone who has ever bought a property knows that there are many considerations. Where would I like to live, locate …
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read moreWhat is a s66W Certificate?
02 December 2014 | Property & Real Estate | Taryn Ellertington
When buying or selling a property, you will hear about Section 66W Certificates.
In New South Wales, the practice of entering in …
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read moreIs it a House? Is it a Unit? Is it Strata? … NO it’s COMMUNITY TITLE!
08 September 2014 | Property & Real Estate | Allison Anthony
A recent decision in the Land and Environment Court, found in favour of the developer, has provoked controversy in Muswellbrook and …
