Offering residential, rural, commercial and
​retail property law services.

If there’s one thing that most Australians will encounter in their lifetime, it’s the experience of owning,
renting, or investing in property. Property law in Australia is complex, whether it takes place on a
residential, ​commercial  or rural setting.

Selling or purchasing a property?

Purchase a new home for your expanding family? Needing bigger premises to grow your business? Want trustworthy legal advice to guide you through the complexity of negative gearing? Heydons Lawyers & Attorneys is here to assist.

We tailor our services to your unique needs. Whether you’re looking to purchase a residential home, or are a real estate agent, mortgage broker, surveyor, or property developer you will benefit from our guidance.

Assistance with meeting compliance

Ensuring that you engage in a property venture that meets local regulatory requirements can be challenging, unless you’re up to date on the latest in property law. 

In addition, these laws are being constantly updated and changed. You might need to consider land tax, stamp duty or capital gains tax. Or you might need local council approval or there might be other title holders to consider in your property transaction or development application.

Our expertise includes
​assisting with:

  • Buying and selling of homes, units, commercial, retail, industrial land, buildings, farms and farming businesses
  • Asset structuring and protection of property assets
  • Mortgaging and refinancing options for all forms of real estate
  • Residential project developments
  • Retail and commercial leasing and disputes 
  • Planning and local government advice regarding commercial project developments
  • Subdivision of land and building developments including Torrens, Strata and Stratum
  • Co-ownership and development agreements and ventures

 Ensuring that your property transaction happens smoothly is what Heydons Lawyers & Attorneys specialise in. 
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So get in touch with Heydons today, no matter how large or small your property law query is.