Property & Conveyancing
A trouble-free transaction, handled from start to finish by a qualified property lawyer who stays on your file the whole way through. No handing it over to admin to complete the matter.
How we can help
When it comes to buying and selling a property, you want a trouble-free transaction. Knowing that your conveyancing is being handled by a qualified property lawyer — rather than a conveyancing clerk — is rare, and it's genuine peace of mind. At Saxby & Munns, you'll always be able to speak directly to the lawyer handling your transaction. The Firm undertakes all types of property transactions in both New South Wales and Queensland, and provide a fixed-price service, so you know the cost of your conveyancing upfront.
What's included:
- Qualified property lawyer, not a clerk
- Direct access to your lawyer
- Fixed-price service
- NSW & QLD transactions
- No hidden costs
- Clear communication throughout
- Settlement without the stress
- Local property knowledge
We provide expert advice on
Whether you're buying at auction, selling by private treaty, investing in your next property, or navigating a more complex matter like a development or retirement village contract, Steve brings genuine corporate and commercial experience to property work — advice other local firms often can't provide in-house, without the city-firm price tag.
Expertese in:
- Buying & selling at auction or by private sale
- Houses, strata and community title units, rural properties and vacant land
- Buying off the plan
- Investment properties
- Retirement village contracts
- Leasing commercial & residential property
- Development contracts & plans of subdivision
- Multiple Occupancy (MO) purchases/sales
- Commercial Leases
Coastal homes, hinterland acreage & everything between
The property market moves fast. A lawyer who understands local contracts, coastal development rules and hinterland land titles means fewer surprises at settlement.
Expertese in:
- Coastal homes
- Beachside apartments
- Acreage & rural blocks
- Vacant land
- Off-the-plan purchases
- Investment properties
- Subdivisions
- Multiple Occupancies (MOs)