NSW Conveyancing Fees & Pricing
No hourly rates. No hidden costs. We quote a fixed professional fee upfront so you can budget with confidence for your property transaction.
Quick Answer
Conveyancing in NSW typically costs between $800 and $3,500 in professional fees, depending on the type of transaction. Elyment Conveyancing charges fixed fees: residential purchases and sales from $1,850 + GST, commercial transactions from $2,500 + GST, and property transfers from $1,500 + GST. Disbursements (government search fees, PEXA fees, registration fees) are charged at cost on top of the professional fee.
Our Fixed-Fee Pricing
All fees are GST-exclusive unless otherwise stated. Disbursements are charged at cost and itemised in your formal quote.
Residential
Purchase or sale of houses, units, and townhouses
- Contract review & advice
- All NSW property searches
- Exchange management
- PEXA settlement
- Post-settlement support
- Dedicated case lead
Commercial
Commercial property, retail, industrial & strata office
- Commercial contract review
- Due diligence searches
- GST / Going Concern advice
- Existing lease review
- Exchange & settlement
- PPSR & ASIC searches
Property Transfer
Family transfers, gifts, deceased estates & divorces
- Stamp duty assessment
- Exemption eligibility advice
- Transfer document prep
- Revenue NSW lodgement
- Bank / mortgage liaison
- Title registration via PEXA
Additional Services & Add-Ons
What are Disbursements?
Disbursements are third-party government fees and search costs that are part of your conveyancing transaction. These are charged at exact cost — we do not mark them up. Your formal quote will itemise all expected disbursements.
* Fees shown are approximate and subject to change by the relevant government authority. Your formal quote will include current rates.
Pricing FAQs
Common questions about conveyancing costs in NSW.
Our fixed professional fee covers all standard conveyancing work: contract review, property searches, exchange management, pre-settlement preparation, attendance at settlement, and post-settlement follow-up. We do not charge extra for phone calls, emails, or standard updates.
Disbursements are third-party costs such as government search fees, title registration fees, PEXA fees, and council/water certificates. These are charged at cost and itemised separately in your quote. We never mark up disbursements.
Stamp duty (transfer duty) in NSW is calculated on a sliding scale based on the purchase price. For a $1,000,000 purchase it is approximately $40,090. First home buyers purchasing a home under $1,000,000 may be exempt or receive a concession. We provide guidance on stamp duty as part of our service — your accountant or Revenue NSW can provide a precise figure.
No. Your initial consultation with Elyment Conveyancing is completely free. We'll discuss your transaction, answer your questions, and provide a fixed-fee quote with no obligation.
No. We provide a full, itemised quote before you engage us. If any unexpected disbursements arise (for example, a requisition fee from a bank), we notify you in advance before incurring the cost.
Yes. We act for both property buyers and sellers in NSW. Sellers need a contract for sale prepared before marketing. Buyers need contract review and settlement management. Our pricing covers both.
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