Property Development & Construction Law

Introduction Navigating the legal responsibilities for construction projects in New South Wales is a critical task for any developer. A series of reforms from the NSW Government, including the Design and

Introduction Terminating a residential building contract in New South Wales is a significant step for homeowners, often considered when a project encounters issues and deviates from the original agreement. While

Introduction For any residential construction project in New South Wales, having the right home building contract is a critical legal requirement. A clear and compliant works contract is essential for

Introduction The overhaul of the unfair contract terms (UCT) regime under the Australian Consumer Law 2010 (Cth) (ACL), effective from 9 November 2023, presents a new compliance landscape for NSW

Introduction The way property developers and builders in NSW manage and execute conveyancing documents has been significantly reshaped by the digital age. The move towards electronic signing offers greater efficiency

Introduction Understanding easements and the potential for their abandonment is crucial for property owners and developers in NSW. When questions arise over whether a right of way or another type

Introduction Sunset clauses are a standard inclusion in many New South Wales off-the-plan development contracts. These provisions within the contract traditionally set a ‘sunset date’, allowing rescission if the property

Introduction For property developers in NSW, navigating the specific disclosure requirements for off-the-plan contracts is essential for legal compliance and fostering transparency in property transactions. These obligations, primarily established under

Introduction Buying a property off-the-plan is a common way to enter the New South Wales (NSW) property market, involving a contract for a property that is yet to be built