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Buyers agents receive key legal recognition in NSW

Buyers agents receive key legal recognition in NSW By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic 28 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Buyers’ agents have been formally recognised in NSW’s Residential Conveyancing Protocol for the role they play in property sales. Six years after a decision to include the contact details of buyers’ agents on the front page of a contract for sale of land, The Law Society of NSW has formally recognised the role buyers’ agents play in property sales. By clarifying their involvement in property transactions, the new Residential Conveyancing Protocol recognises buyers’ agents alongside selling agents and solicitors, and includes the following:

Sydney rental vacancy rate rises to 4%

Sydney rental vacancy rate rises to 4%
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Standard retail leases will give retailers a lift at this critical time

Date Time Standard retail leases will give retailers a lift at this critical time As we await the economic fallout of the end of JobKeeper, the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) has devised a way for retail businesses to save thousands of dollars at a time when they need all the help they can get. According to the REINSW, with a Government-prescribed retail lease agreement, retailers and landlords could avoid waiting months for leases to emerge from an unnecessarily long and costly legal process. Just like standard residential lease agreements enable tenants to move in quickly once signed, a standard retail lease could enable retailers to get to work straight away.

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