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While lawyers and conveyancers have been revealed to be positively viewed by Australians buying and selling property, there are still key things for practitioners in this space to work on moving forward.
Earlier this year, Infotrack’s 2024 State of Real Estate Report revealed that 86 per cent of people who bought and sold property in the last year had a good experience with their solicitor or conveyancer, rating them as excellent or above average.
Following this, speaking on a recent episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, produced in partnership with InfoTrack, head of property in Australia Lee Bailie discussed key takeaways from the report and various implications following its release.
Read more here.