Australian real estate Australian real estate

Australian real estate has always been recognized as the most valuable investment project by overseas investors, and won the hearts of buyers because of its geographical location, economic system and superior living environment. Australian real estate can be passed down as permanent property without inheritance tax. Location: Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and Tasmania.

Major cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide, Perth, Darwin.

Types of houses: single-family villas, townhouses and luxury apartments. When buying a house in Australia, it is inevitable to pay fees, mainly including: * Stamp duty: a tax levied on binding and obtaining legally binding documents in economic activities and economic exchanges.

* Municipal tax: also called (municipal+water) tax. Why is there this water fee? Australia is short of water resources, so tap water can be directly drunk, which is equivalent to water conservancy construction tax.

* Property management fees: land registration, water and electricity opening, investigation and transfer, water and electricity fees.

* Attorney's fees: The contract signing requires the lawyer to accompany the whole process until the developer delivers the house.