If you want to buy or sell a property, our conveyancing lawyers in Auckland can assist you with the legal aspects of the transaction. They will help draft/ review contracts, conduct due diligence and guide you through the entire process. Our law firm in New Zealand will help you minimize the risk of legal complications or financial losses.
Conveyancing lawyers for buying/selling residential properties
The role of a conveyancer in NZ in buying and selling of residential properties would involve, first of all, conducting thorough investigations and searches to ensure that the property is legally free from any issues. A lawyer in New Zealand will review property titles, conduct Land Information Memorandum (LIM) reports, and investigate any potential disputes or legal concerns.
He/she will carefully review the sale and purchase agreement to ensure that all necessary terms and conditions are included and that your interests are protected. A conveyancing lawyer in Auckland can also negotiate with the other party or his/her lawyer to address any concerns and reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
We can also provide financial guidance during the transaction, such as coordinating the payment of deposits or ensuring the correct allocation of funds on settlement day. If you need more help with the financial aspects, feel free to discuss them with our accountants in New Zealand.
Following the settlement, our lawyers will engage in post-settlement tasks, such as notifying relevant parties of the change in ownership, and ensuring that all necessary registrations and notifications are completed. Contact us for conveyancing services in Auckland in the early stages of buying or selling properties in New Zealand, for a smooth and relaxed process.
Commercial property conveyancing
Our conveyancing lawyers in Auckland can also assist in the legal process of transferring ownership or rights for commercial properties from one party to another. The process of commercial property conveyancing is quite similar to residential conveyancing, but involves additional complexities due to the nature of commercial transactions.
Commercial property conveyancing in Auckland involves negotiating the terms of the sale or lease agreement. Lease negotiation and taxes are essential aspects of commercial property conveyancing, therefore our lawyers will make sure to protect your best interests.
As in the case of residential conveyancing, our lawyers will then investigate the legal aspects of the property, to make sure it is suitable for the intended commercial use.
Several legal aspects and regulations need to be respected when buying or selling commercial properties. A conveyancer in NZ must know if the transaction adheres to specific zoning regulations, planning permissions, and environmental regulations.
If you are interested in commercial property transactions, we recommend reaching out to our attorneys in New Zealand for guidance.
Advantages of hiring a conveyance lawyer in New Zealand
The advantages of hiring our conveyancing lawyers in Auckland include their expertise in property law, ensuring legal compliance, and protecting your interests. We also recommend hiring a property lawyer for more complex property transfers and procedures.
We also offer budget-friendly services, suited for your own individual case. We provide continuous guidance that can help you navigate complex legal requirements and negotiate favorable terms, resulting in an efficient property transfer.
Additionally, hiring a conveyancer in NZ can prove helpful, considering these statistics and data about the real estate sector in the country:
- Approximately 2,000 new homes were approved for construction in New Zealand in January 2023, according to the statistics provided by the New Zealand government;
- From January to March 2023, there were a total of 30,342 property transfers, out of which 24,297 were home transfers;
- In the year ending March 2023, the Waitematā local board had the highest number of home transfers involving individuals without NZ citizenship or resident visas, accounting for 105 transfers.
If you need the services of our conveyancing lawyers in Auckland, contact our New Zealand law firm right now.