Property Lawyer Craigieburn From $879 inc GST

Conveyancing is the complicated legal procedure of transferring property ownership from one party to another, with property laws implemented throughout its stages. So, retaining the legal services of a Craigieburn property lawyer from a registered law firm like LEAD Conveyancing when buying or selling a property is essential in achieving a smooth and successful transaction. For an affordable and reasonable cost, you have the guarantee that someone experienced and knowledgeable is taking care of your conveyance matter. Peace of mind is the most valuable thing a conveyancing solicitor can provide to ordinary people like you, whether you are a buyer or a seller.

Craigieburn is a suburb in the northern district of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, under the local government area of the City of Hume. The suburb has a recoded of more than 65,000 residents on the 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics census, 51% males and 49% females, and the average age of the population within the suburb is 32 years old, six years younger than the Australian national average age, which is 38 years old. Around 64% of the residents were born in Australia. In contrast, the rest of the population was born in foreign countries like India, Sri Lanka, Iraq, New Zealand, Turkey, the Philippines, Italy, England, Fiji, Malta, Samoa, Lebanon, Pakistan and Cyprus. Religious groups in the suburb include Catholic, Islam, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Buddhism, Hinduism and Uniting Church. About 35% of the residents practice Catholicism since birth.

The Hume City Council is Australia's fastest-growing and culturally diverse district. In 2023, it has a total population of nearly 260,000 residents and is believed to have about 390,000 people by the end of 2041. The City of Hume local government area covers above 500 square kilometres of land and is situated on the northern fringe of Melbourne, 15 kilometres from the city centre. The Gunung Willam Balluk people have been the land's first inhabitants for over 40,000 years. Nearly 40% of the population were born overseas and come from 170 foreign countries, bringing over 150 languages to the district. It comprises residential, commercial and industrial establishments with additional rural and parkland areas. The council was established in 1994.

Around 57% of Craigieburn residents use English as their primary language, whether outside or in their homes. Turkish, Arabic, Sinhalese, Italian, Punjabi, Assyrian and Hindi are other languages spoken. About 18% of the population works in the manufacturing industry. Specifically, 18% of the residents work as clerks or administrative assistants. Some statistics of Craigieburn include:

• It is approximately 16 miles north of Melbourne’s central business district
• It is about 4.5 square miles wide
• As per WillyWeather, the highest recorded temperature in the suburb is 19.9 degrees Celsius, the lowest temperature is 9.7 degrees Celsius and the average daily temperature is 14.3 degrees Celsius

You will agree that exploring within and near Craigieburn after your appointment with a Craigieburn conveyancing lawyer is an excellent way to know the suburb, especially if you are a buyer. Here are some places worth visiting with your friends or loved ones once you finish your personal affairs.

Along Craigieburn Road lies the United Cinemas Craigieburn, a colourful, contemporary locale screening Hollywood movies with in-theatre dining. It is located within Craigieburn Central, a famous shopping centre in the suburb. It is open daily from early morning until early afternoon. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from after watching a film.

Golden Sun Moth Park is a 24/7 public park in Craigieburn designed to accommodate people of all ages. It has spots for adults and kids, a well-maintained picnic area and a children’s playground. It is an excellent site for a weekend family hangout. Other places worth visiting are:

• Splash Aqua Park and Leisure Centre
• SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium
• Yarra Bend Park