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A new Help to Buy annexure for Form 810 is now available, along with updates to several other REIWA forms following member feedback and the latest guidance.
From GST annexures to inspection requirements, lease-backs and commercial agreements, there are a few changes worth knowing.
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Perth’s Housing Mania - explained

https://www.mortgagefinancegazette.com/legal-news/conveyancing/land-registry-urges-conveyancers-to-adopt-e-signatures-04-08-2025/ even in the UK e-signatures are encouraged by the Land Registry...

Land Registry urges conveyancers to adopt e-signatures – Mortgage Finance Gazette The Land Registry is encouraging conveyancers to start submitting documents that are signed with electronic signatures. Adopting this process means that

https://www.perthnow.com.au/business/housing-market/metropole-property-strategists-michael-yardney-advises-first-homebuyers-to-get-in-quick-c-18781994

Why first-homebuyers are being told to get in quick First-homebuyers have been advised to get in quick before a new Federal Government incentive kicks in next year.

Feliz Natal, Feliz Navidad, Buon Natale, Merry Christmas in languages; ✝️🎅🤱🎄🪆
Afrikaans: Geseënde Kersfees - This is a direct translation of “Merry Christmas” and is commonly used in South Africa.
French: Joyeux Noël - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in French, and is used in many French-speaking countries.
German: Fröhliche Weihnachten - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Germany and other German-speaking countries.
Italian: Buon Natale - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Italy, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Spanish: Feliz Navidad - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Spain and many Latin American countries.
Mandarin Chinese: (Kung His Hsin Nien Bing Chu Shen Tan) - This is a formal way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Mandarin Chinese, and is often used in formal situations.
Japanese: (Merī Kurisumasu) - This is a direct translation of “Merry Christmas” and is commonly used in Japan.
Korean: (Sung Tan Chuk Ha) - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Korea, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Portuguese: Feliz Natal - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Portugal and many Portuguese-speaking countries.
Russian: (S Rozhdestvom) - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Russia, and is often used in formal situations.
Greek: (Kala Christougenna) - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Greece, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Irish: Nollaig Shona - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Ireland, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Dutch: Prettige Kerstdagen - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in the Netherlands, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Polish: Wesołych Świąt - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Poland, and is often used in formal situations.
Swedish: God Jul - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Sweden, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Danish: Glædelig Jul - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Denmark, and is often used in formal situations.
Norwegian: God Jul - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Norway, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Finnish: Hyvää Joulua - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Finland, and is often used in formal situations.
Czech: Veselé Vánoce - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in the Czech Republic, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Slovak: Veselé Vianoce - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Slovakia, and is often used in formal situations.
Hungarian: Boldog Karácsonyt - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Hungary, and is often used in combination with other festive greetings.
Romanian: Crăciun Fericit - This is a classic way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Romania, and is often used in formal situations.
Turkish: Noeli İyi Bayramlar - This is a common way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Turkey, although it’s worth noting that Christmas is not widely celebrated in the country.
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Two homes at risk of being sold by council over unpaid rates Two properties in the city of South Perth could be auctioned off to pay outstanding rates that are a fraction of their worth.

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Update on Rental Reform in WA.

Breaking News: RTA reforms introduced to Parliament - Best Real Estate Property Settlement Agent PERTH WA +61 (08) 9300 9750 Breaking News: RTA reforms introduced to Parliament 11/29/2023 Written by Damien McDonnell 0 Comments Hi Damien The Cook Government introduced a Bill to Parliament this afternoon regarding the planned reforms to the Residential Tenancies Act announced in May. I would like to make it clear th...

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NSW man loses $275,000 in property purchase invoice scam Simon Elvin put money down on a Blue Mountains property, but didn't realise he was being targeted by scammers.