We are a team of experienced property conveyancing lawyers.
We provide fixed fee conveyancing advice to persons buying and selling property. Our services include residential conveyancing, commercial properties, strata, off the plan and rural properties.
You want an experienced lawyer on your side when you are buying or selling property in Ballina. That's where we can help.
We are experienced at navigating the complexities of conveyancing in regional New South Wales.
We don't speak in legal jargon or gloss over the fine print. Our conveyancing lawyers spend one on one time with each client, to provide clear and easy-to-understand legal advice.
No deal is too complex or challenging for our team. Whether you are buying or selling a house, unit, vacant land, farm land or rural property - we can help you!
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your property needs and tell you all about our low fixed fee Ballina conveyancing packages.
We’re not just a company, we’re your team
Highly recommend Open House Conveyancing. They were very quick to reply to my online enquiry and within days of speaking with Rachael they had the property transfer completed. Everything was done online which was very convenient. They were the cheapest quote I received and provided excellent and efficient service.
Fees are very reasonable and are very professional. Made the process of selling very seamless and stressfree.. I'd defintely refer them to my friends and family.
Super efficient great communication all made for a seamless settlement. I felt really supported thank you Dennis. I highly recommend using Open House Conveyancing
I have used Open House Conveyancing for 2 property settlements in the past year and had a very good experience both times. Racheal and Dennis were easy to work with and very helpful throughout the entire process. They offer low, fixed pricing and I felt very comfortable that they had everything under control and covered everything including things I didn't think of or know to ask. Would highly recommend them!
Open House Conveyancing provided exceptional service throughout the purchase of our property in the ACT. Communication was prompt, thorough, and transparent, making us feel confident and informed at every stage. Their attention to detail, professionalism, and dedication is why we’re using them to sell. If you want a reliable and efficient conveyancer, use Open House Conveyancing.
Excellent service and good notifications of the process along the way.
Ballina is located in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. It is 740km north of Sydney and 185km south of Brisbane.
Around 46,000 people call Ballina home. Just over 81% of residents in Ballina were born in Australia. This is much higher than the NSW average of about 65% of people born in Australia. Other common ancestries in Ballina include English 3.7%, and New Zealand 1.7%.
In the past 12 months, house prices in Ballina have dropped by about 9%. The median purchase price for a house in Ballina is $895,000 and the median price for a unit is $672,500.
Most properties in Ballina are sold by private treaty and not by auction.
In the past 12 months, a total of 82 houses were sold in Ballina. On average, it took 64 days for a house to sell. There were 71 unit sales in the past 12 months. On average, units spent 62 days on market before they were sold.
For clients looking to purchase an investment property in Ballina, the average weekly rent for houses is $685 per week. This is an increase of about 5% over the past 12 months. The average weekly rent for a unit is $520, which is an increase of about 8% compared to 12 months ago.
1. Natural attractions including coastal beaches and whale watching.
2. Rich history including the Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum.
3. Exploring the Aboriginal cultural heritage.
With over 32 kilometres of coastline to choose from, it's easy to find the ideal swimming or surfing spot in Ballina.
If you're lucky, you might spot some whales if you head out on a tour along the Richmond River. Out of the Blue Adventures runs tours during migration (May through November).
One of the best ways to explore Ballina is on a bike. The area has over 25 kilometres of cycle paths and many companies hire bikes.
Ballina Naval and Maritime Museum has to a vast collection of history and memorabilia. Opening seven days per week, the museum has the largest collection of ship models in Australia, as well as rare and unique shipwreck items. Visitors to the museum can also learn about the fascinating history of the Port of Ballina.
Aboriginal Cultural Ways is located on the Coastal Recreational Path at Angels Beach, East Ballina stretching north along the coastline to Sharpes Beach.
The pathway is set back from the beach, amongst the trees. Along the pathway there are 22 panels of information about the special significance of Ballina's coastline to the Aboriginal people. The panels provide information on historical events, cultural stories, landscape and language.