Conveyancers
Conveyancers in Sydney
Browse conveyancers across every Sydney region. Each profile lists the contact details the business publishes and a direct enquiry channel.
Professionals
Randwick licensed conveyancer Amanda Salter assists individuals and body corporates with NSW property transactions. Practice entity Conveyancing with Amanda Salter Pty Limited holds NSW conveyancer licence 05010527.
Cherrybrook conveyancing practice at 19 Miranda Close, Cherrybrook 2126. Julie Loveridge is the licensee; Black & White (Pacific) Holdings Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 1454552.
Conveyancing practice at Suite 211, 410 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills. Capital Conveyancing Services Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 1702750; Tony Tarabay is licensee in charge.
Lindfield conveyancing practice at 14 Larool Avenue. Landona Conveyancing Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 05011858; licensed conveyancer Tina Randall holds individual licence 05006589.
Conveyancing practice at Suite 18, 72-80 Allison Crescent, Menai. Menai District Conveyancing Service Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 1488314; Karl Schier is the licensee.
Pennant Hills conveyancing practice at Suite 1/4-10 Hillcrest Road. Stephen Rayward holds NSW conveyancer licence 1082841; Jodie Chilvers holds licence 05013156.
Hornsby conveyancing practice. Westwood Conveyancing Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 05000473; owner and licensee Donna Westwood holds individual licence 1555562.
Licensed conveyancing practice at Suite 222, 1 Barratt Street, Hurstville, with meeting rooms in Hurstville and the city. Young Young Co Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 05005566.
NSW conveyancing practice with offices at Chatswood and Bondi Junction. Your Move Conveyancing Pty Ltd holds NSW conveyancer licence 05002585; David Winning is the founding director.
What conveyancers do
A licensed NSW conveyancer handles contract review, title and planning searches, exchange of contracts, settlement adjustments, and PEXA workspace coordination on the day of settlement. They cover standard residential transfers; complex disputes still need a property solicitor.
Typical Sydney cost
Fixed-fee conveyancing in NSW is typically $1,099 to $1,600 for a standard residential transaction, plus $300 to $600 in disbursements for searches, PEXA, and title registration. Fees are flat — not based on property value.
How to choose a conveyancer
Check the firm holds a current licence with NSW Fair Trading under the Conveyancers Licensing Act 2003. The four signals to confirm before engaging: Current NSW Fair Trading licence verified on the public register; Fixed-fee pricing in writing, with disbursements itemised separately; PEXA access — every NSW settlement now runs electronically; Named contact for your file rather than a generic team inbox.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is conveyancing in NSW really fixed-fee regardless of property value?
Yes. Standard residential conveyancing is fixed-fee — $1,099 to $1,600 — whether the property is $700,000 or $2.5 million. Disbursements ($300 to $600) are additional. Off-the-plan or new-build supplements are usually $100 to $300 extra.
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