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Make Your Conveyancing Process a Breeze
Buying or selling in Queensland doesn’t have to be stressful. You deal directly with a solicitor, and our fees are fixed: $1,650 for buying and $1,980 for selling, including GST.
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Affordability
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We're with you every step of the way
What Makes Breeze Conveyancing Unique
At Breeze Conveyancing, we make buying or selling property simple. Our friendly team is here to guide you through every step, ensuring everything is clear and stress-free.
$29.5 Billion Billion Billion
In Property Transactions Till Last Financial Year*
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Our Easy Property Services
Buying
We make buying property simple and stress-free, guiding you through every step.
Selling
Selling your property is a breeze with our expert guidance every step of the way.
Developing
Subdividing or adding a granny flat? We handle the legal side once approval is in hand.
Title Transfer
Our service ensures a seamless title transfer with no hassle.
Investing
Buying, holding or selling an investment property? Guides and conveyancing for landlords and investors.
How It Works
(Step-by-Step Process)
How It Works
(Step-by-Step Process)
We Review Your Contract
You Send Us Your Signed Documents
We Send You a Cost Agreement
We Keep You Updated at Every Step
Settlement Is Completed and You’re Notified
We Keep You Updated at Every Step
Our Locations is New South Wales Queensland
Breeze Conveyancing proudly serves communities across New South Wales and Queensland. Visit our locations page to find your nearest Breeze Conveyancing office.
New South Wales
Reliable conveyancing services across NSW, including Sydney and surrounding regions. We ensure legally sound, stress-free property transfers tailored to New South Wales requirements.
Queensland
Smooth property transactions across Queensland, from Brisbane to regional areas. We handle contracts, settlements, and legal processes with local expertise and dedicated support.
Common Questions
Yes, for most home purchases you have five business days, closing at 5 pm on the fifth business day after the contract is made. Cancelling costs 0.25% of the price, taken from your deposit. There is no cooling-off if you gave the seller a waiver certificate, bought at public auction, or exchanged on the same day as a passed-in auction. We check the contract before you exchange so you know where you stand.
The standard contract sets the deposit at 10% of the price unless the contract states otherwise. It is due when the contract is made, and the contract treats that time as essential.
Five business days, starting on the day you receive a copy of the contract signed by both parties and ending at 5 pm on the fifth business day. The day you receive it counts as day one. Ending the contract costs 0.25% of the price, which the seller may deduct from your deposit; the rest must be refunded within 14 days.
The Property Law Act 2023 defines a deposit as no more than 10% of the price, or 20% for a proposed lot, and it must be refundable if the seller breaches the contract or a condition is not met. Payments towards the price beyond a deposit can make the contract an instalment contract, which restricts the seller's rights.
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*Based on the average value of properties settled by Breezeconveyancing.com.au from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2024.